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Head, n.2|hɛd|
The name of Sir Henry Head (1861–1940), English neurologist, used attrib. and in the possessive with reference to his work on sensation, etc.
1908Jrnl. Nerv. & Mental Dis. XXXV. 576 (title) On the hyperesthetic areas (Head's zones) in visceral disease. Ibid. 577 His experience would not corroborate Dr. Bloomfield's as to the great value of Head's test. Ibid., Dr. McCarthy asked in what percentage of tuberculous cases Dr. Ludlum found the distinct Head sign. Ibid. 578 Head's lines cannot be elicited in chronic cases. Ibid., That patient still shows Head's lines. 1910Practitioner Jan. 119 Some of the headache of pyorrhœa alveolaris may be reflex (cf. Head's areas). 1913Dorland Med. Dict. (ed.7) s.v. Zone, Head's zones, areas of cutaneous sensitiveness associated with diseases of the viscera: called also zones of hyperalgesia. 1941Brit. Jrnl. Psychol. XXXII. i. 6 Physiological experiments upon the action of the vagus nerve in respiratory movements..[which were recorded] by the use of a strip of the diaphragm (known henceforth as ‘Head's strip’). 1961Brain LXXXIV. 530 He [sc. Head] devised the preparation which is known as the ‘Head's diaphragm slip preparation’. Ibid. 533, I suggest the possibility that this gasping response in the newborn baby is in fact Head's Paradoxical Reflex. Ibid. 532 The Head Reflex is carried in small unmyelinated fibres. |