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. 1912 Nov 1;16(5):613–619. doi: 10.1084/jem.16.5.613

NERVE FIBRILS IN THE SINO-AURICULAR NODE

B S Oppenheimer 1, Adele Oppenheimer 1
PMCID: PMC2124991  PMID: 19867600

Abstract

Aside from the nerve fibers which enter the pace-making node from the subepicardium, there were observed within the limits of the node a few ganglionic cells and a plexus of moniliform nerve fibrils in very close relation to its muscle fibers, hence the sino-auricular node, like the auriculo-ventricular, may be considered from a histological standpoint a neuromuscular organ.

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