Volume 2

Dictionary of medical terms / by H. de Meric.

  • Méric, H. de (Henry Eugène de), 1849-
Date:
1899
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dictionary of medical terms / by H. de Meric. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MQ ■^g'3'&ropile. -^gagropilus. ■^gilops. ^gilops ; Egilops. ■Slgophonie. A^gophony ; Egophony. ■£gis. White spot, film, or speck on the cornea. A^rage, Aeration. Aeration. A6t6, -6e. Aerated. A^renterectasie. Aerenterasia. Aerh^moctonie. Aerhemoctonia. A6rh4motoxie. Aerhemotoxia. A6rien, -ienne. Aerial. A6rifere. Aeriferous. Aerification. Aerification. Aeriforme. Eesembling air. Aerobie. Aerobia. Aerocyste. Aerocyst. A^rodermectasie. Aerodermectasia. A^rodiaphanometre. Diaphanometer. Aerodynamique. Aerodynamics. Aerographie. Aerography. Aerohydropathie. Aerohydropathy. Aerolithe. Aerolith ; Aerolite. A^rologie. Aerology. A4romancie. Omen calculated on the ripples caused by the wind on water. Aerometre. Aerometer. Aerom6trie. Aerometry. Aerophobe. The person attacked with aerophobia. Aerophobie. Aerophobia ; Aerophoby. Aerophyte, Aerophyte. Aeropleurie. Pneumothorax. Aeroscope. Aeroscope. Aeroscopie. Aeroscopy. Aerostatique. Aerostatics. Aerotherapeutique, ou Aerotherapie. Aerotherapeutics. [thorax. Aerothorax. Aerothorax ; Pneumo- Aerotonometre. Aerotonometer. AEs ustums. Impure oxide of copper. .Ssculine; Esculine. ^sculin; Esculin. .ffisculinique; .SIsculique. Saponic. .^sth-. See Esth-. .Sthogamie; Aeth^ogamie. Crypto- gamia. .fflthiops; Ethiops. ^thiops. .ffithuse. .^Ethusa ; Ethusa. Affadissement. Deterioration of the sense of taste accompanied by loss of appetite and by digestive troubles. AflFaiblissement. Weakening ; En- feebling ; Impairment. Affaissement. Sinking; Depression ; Giving way. Affecte, -6e. Affected with ; Attacked. Affectif, -ive. Affective. Affection. Affection ; Disease. Affectionnivit^. Altruism ; Tendency to affection. Afferent, -ente. Afferent. Affin, -ine. Showing affinity. Affinage. Affinage ; Refining of metals, etc. ^ [traction. Affinity. Affinity ; Relationship; At- Affium. Affium ; Opium. Afflux. Afflux. Affranchissement. Castration. Affrontement. The act of bringing to- gether the lips of a wound so that they are kept on the same level. Affronter. To perform the preceding. See Affrontement. Affusion. Affusion. Afcetal, -ale. Without a foetus, [tion. Agacement. Setting on edge ; Irrita- Agacin. Corns on the feet. Agalacte. Agalactous. [laxy. Agalactie; Agalaxie. Agalactia; Aga- Agalloche; Agaluchin. Agallocha; Agalochum. Agame. Agamic. Agamogenesie. Agamogenesis. Agar-agar. Agar-agar. Agaric. Agaric. Agaricine. Agaricin. Agaricique. Agaricic. [trie. Agastre; Agastraire. Agaster; Agas- Agate. Agate. Agave. Agave. Age. Age. Agene, Agenosome. Agenosomus. Agenesie. Agenesia ; Agenesis. Agenetique. Applied to the results of agenesis. Agenosome; Agene. Agenosomus. Agenosomie. The want of sexual Agent. Agent. [organs. Agerasie. Agerasia. Ageustie. Ageustia ; Ageusia. Agglomere, -ee. Agglomerated. Agglutinant, -ante. Agglutinant. Agglutinatif, -ive. Agglutinative. Agglutination. Agglutination. Agglutine, -ee. Agglutinated. Aggravee; Aggravement. Painful af- fection of the feet of dogs or of pigs. Agissant, -ante. Applied to drugs, methods of treatment, etc., that act, that are active or energetic. Agitation. Agitation. Agite. A person, and especially an insane person, whose actions are violent and rapid. Aglobulie. Aglobulia. Aglosse. Aglossus. Aglossie. Aglossia. Aglossostomatographie. Description of a mouth without a tongue.