ANASTOMOSES BETWEEN THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL AND PHRENIC NERVES: THE CONDITION OF THE INTRINSIC MUSCLES AND NERVES OF THE LARYNX OF A RHESUS MONKEY MORE THAN THREE YEARS, AND TWO YEARS, AFTER OPERATION

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