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Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Hess, Walter Rudolf (b autonomic nervous systemthose nerves originating at the base of the brain and extending throughout the spinal cord that control the automatic functions such as digestion and excretion. They also trigger the activities of a group of organs that respond to complex stimuli, such as stress. Using fine electrodes to stimulate or destroy specific areas of the brain in cats and dogs, Hess found that the seat of autonomous function lies at the base of the brain, in the medulla oblongata and the diencephalon (interbrain), particularly that part of the interbrain known as the hypothalamus. He mapped the control centres for each function to such a degree that he could induce the physical behaviour pattern of a cat confronted by a dog simply by stimulating the proper points on the animal's hypothalamus. Among Hess's books is The Biology of Mind Related Propaedia Topics: The Structures and Functions of Organisms

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Hess, Walter Rudolf Walter Rudolf Hess was born in Frauenfeld, East Switzerland, on March 17, 1881. His father was a teacher of physics who allowed him, at a very early age, great freedom in dealing with apparatus, and taught him a proper carefulness. He also obtained a self-reliant gift of observation during excursions through forests and meadows, and on lakes and rivers, in the environment of the town of his birth. Here, he also visited the Gymnasium, completing the course in 1900. As a medical student, he visited Lausanne, Berne, Berlin, Kiel, and Zurich. In the University of the latter town he took his degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1906. Although his aim always was to be a physiologist, external reasons first necessitated him to be an assistant in surgery, later in ophthalmology, and finally a practising opthalmologist. This detour, however, was by no means a disadvantage, as he learned, particularly in ophthalmology, to investigate and operate with precision. Also the contact with pathological physiology has proved in many respects a positive advantage. In 1912 he took the great decision - although already the father of a family - of leaving a prosperous practice and going back to the position of assistant, this time in physiology itself. He obtained his training from Professor Gaule, a pupil of Ludwig, and from Professor Verworn in Bonn. In 1917 he was nominated - not without great opposition - Director of the Physiological Institute at Zurich, with corresponding teaching responsibilities. After the First World War, he visited many English institutes and got to know the English doyens of physiology such as Langley, Sherrington, Starling, Hopkins, Dale, and others.

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français italiano No 33 Hess, Walter Rudolf 17.3.1881 Frauenfeld, Werke Die funktionelle Organisation des vegetativen Nervensystems, 1948 Literatur Nobel lectures in physiology or medicine, 1964, 244-258 Gesnerus 39, 1982, 279-286 Der Marcel Benoist-Preis 1920-1995, 1995 Autorin/Autor: Huldrych M.F. Koelbing Nutzungsrechte und Zitierrichtlinien (PDF) URL: http://www.hls-dhs-dss.ch/textes/d/D14404.php

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Startseite Personenlexikon Thematische Gliederung Gruppen Kategorien ... Z Hess, Walter Rudolf schweizerischer Neurophysiologe, geboren 17.3.1881 Frauenfeld (Thurgau), verstorben 12.8.1973 Muralto (Tessin); nach Tätigkeit als Augenarzt in Rapperswil ab 1917 Professor für Physiologie und Direktor des Physiologischen Instituts in Zürich; nach Arbeiten über Blutkreislauf und Atmung grundlegende experimentelle Forschungen über die Lokalisation von Hirnfeldern (Hypothalamus und höhere Zentren), indem er bei Katzen spezifische Verhaltensweisen (insbesondere »Umstimmungen«) durch lokale Reizungen von Hirnregionen über eingeführte Reizelektroden auslöste (derartige elektrische Hirnreizversuche wurden später auch von E.W. von s Holst beim Huhn durchgeführt); erkannte ferner die Steuerung vegetativer Funktionen (Schlaf- und Wachfunktionen, Freßverhalten) durch das Zwischenhirn; erhielt 1949 zusammen mit A.C. Moniz den Nobelpreis für Physiologie oder Medizin. Werke (Auswahl): »Die Regulierung des Blutkreislaufes« (1930), »Beiträge zur Physiologie des Hirnstamms« (3 Bände, 1932–56), »Die funktionelle Organisation des vegetativen Nervensystems« (1948), »Das Zwischenhirn« (1949), »Hypothalamus und Thalamus« (1956).¤ Hess, Walter Rudolf Diese Seite als Bookmark speichern : addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'woorgle1492';

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