M. M. Mironov. Influence of the nervous system on the activity of the mammary gland. (Proceedings of the General Russian doctors in St. Petersburg for 1893-1894, March)

Anatomical studies of Eckhard, Roehrig, and Winkler in the mammary gland have established vasomotor and nerves supplying the muscular walls of the milk ducts, sinus and excretory ducts; secretory nerves were not found. Physiological experiments of the same authors, as well as Laffont, De-Sinety, Partscha, Hammerbacher, gave diametrically opposite results. The scheme of the innervation of the mammary gland in a goat, according to the author, is as follows: the main nerve trunk - item spermaticus externus - enters the gland from the outside.