Biomedical subjects

R Rabl

Publications and source records attributed to R Rabl.

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PubMed1985

[Results of pathologico-anatomic findings on the synthetic architecture of the human brain].

The synthetic architecture of the brain reflects the dynamics of life, which require harmony. In man, the goal of the energy recognizable in this architecture differs from that in animals. Individual reactions are the results of the different spatial architecture. Special enzyme properties have been pointed out. These are responsible for differences in structure and relationships. Such differences are necessary for the various biologic demands. They also explain many clinical findings.

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PubMed1983

[Causes and effects of synthesis differences of the dorsomedial nucleus of the thalamus].

Attention has been paid to the connection between morphogenesis and the synthesis of tissue structures with regard to their effects upon the functions and, on the other hand, their dependence on diseases and changes in blood circulation. A synthetic interpretation of the brain leads to the picture of a total ("ganzheitlich") order which, by itself, helps to explain the existence of a harmony. We have pointed to limitations in drawing parallels (in a biological sense) between human beings and animals. Above all, this becomes clear in the case of the Ncl. medio-dorsalis of the thalamus: Here is a functional system, the importance of which (for psycho-pathological conditions and disturbances) can be observed. Thereby, lacks of functions that are due to the dynamics of vital processes, can be explained. "Functional morphae" (Gestalten) are only those that are of a certain use. The variability of the building elements of the Ncl. medio-dorsalis is greater than its functions would require. However, there may be border-line cases, being explicable as a result of micro-evolution. The "change of forms" ("Formwandel") can finally help to illustrate certain pathological formations whose detailed interpretation is not entirely possible.

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PubMed1982

[Structure and evaluation of the paramedian side of thalamus].

The adhaesio interthalamica in humans as apposed to animals is formed only by the nucleus reuniens which is of very variable size and which is conspicuously small if there is no adhaesio interthalamica. It is larger than in animals and is probably of special importance for humans. Its fliber connections have not been elucidadat and its effects on other parts of the brain cannot be determined with certainty. As the adhaesio interthalamica may be enlarged under certain condition-and is frequently preserved in sensecence, so it is probably of special significance for humans. Similar findings have been obtained for the adacent paramedian part of the thalamus the cells of which are irregularly distributed.

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PubMed1982

[Synthetic method of evaluating evolutionary manifestations].

Evolution means life as a dynamic process. It consists of many subprocesses which belong to each other by way of synthesis (meaning that they cannot be conceived of in a purely analytical manner). To grant further existence, these subprocesses must lead to a harmony. Morphological, chemical, and physiological processes are joining each other. This results in certain formations and variations. Furthermore, one must take into account physical and psychic factors. There are organic contexts but the functions of which cannot explain merely by analyzing their single parts. Sudden changes occur that are mirrored in our knowledge. Evolution is not identical with development (for this, the process of growing and the naturation of enzymes must be taken into account). However, evolution and development have in common that they can only be understood in a dynamic, not in a static way.

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PubMed1975