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A GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF MEDICAL TERMS

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

OF TERMS USED IN MEDICINE AND THE ALLIED SCIENCES

BY THE LATE ~

HUGO LANG, B.A.

EDITED AND COMPLETED BY

BERTRAM ABRAHAMS, M.B., B.Sc., F.R.C.P.

ASSISTANT-PHYSICIAN, WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL SUB-DEAN AND LECTURER IN PHYSIOLOGY, WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL EXAMINER IN PHYSIOLOGY TO THE CONJOINT BOARD

PHILADELPHIA P. BLAKISTON’S SON & CO. 1012 WALNUT STREET 1905

vi PREFACE

Tatsache, Staar for Star, Saal for Sal; in many such cases both spellings of the word are given in the Dictionary.

Especial care has been taken in the rendering of those diseases, symptoms, &c., to which in German personal names are applied ; the use of such names on the Continent generally appears to be a somewhat random matter and, except in the case of medicaments, they seldom refer to the real discoverer.

Finally, I have to acknowledge my indebtedness to two friends who have assisted mein the elucidation of technical terms belonging to special departments—Dr. Adam Breuer in Ophthalmology, and Mr. Douglas-Crawford, of Liverpool, in Anatomy.

BERTRAM ABRAHAMS.

WELBECK ST., W. January 1905.

Abd GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY Abh

ERREIBERITR, m. abducens nu-

Aires Iahnuıng, paral of rectus externus te =

Ritdcane wureal,, f. root or origin of ig

Abdruck, m.

“shed tt aaa aE te eee, im-

Rvascienekoweaam, f. movement of abduction

Abduktoren, p/. abductors

Abdunsten, v. : to evaporate

Abdunstung, f. evaporation

Abduzieren, v.!. to abduct

Abduzierung, f. abduction .

Abendsteigerung, f. evening rise (of temperature

Abend! , f. evening tem-

m. mental foolishness A ‚a. foolish, silly ae m, refuse ; loss in weight ;

autellrchr, x. soil-pipe Abfall-stoff, m. Be

Abfall-wasser, waste-water,

vn ctr a. deciduous pe mt m. intercepting

Abfiltrieren, v.t. to filter

Abfliessen, v.i. to flow off, to drain

m. outflow, evacuation,

defluxion, discharge bflusswasser, n. waste water, over- flow water

Abfuhr, f. removal

Abführbar, a. voidable

Abführen, v.i. to remove, to eva- cuate, to purge

Abführend, a. efferent, purgative, a nt, excretory

Abführ-gang, m. efferent duct

Abführ-kur, f. treatment by ape- rients

Abführ-latwerge, f. laxative elec- tu

ary RE n, purgative or ape- rient remedy Abführ-mus, ». senna electuary ee I a ee pill Abführ-salz, n. a saline aperient Abführ-tonne, 7. cask for removal of excreta Abführ-weg, m. = -gang

re re vide for

enzt, a. circumscribed eilt, a. healed , vt, to pass away

t, a. encysted, enca suled 2, a

‚ekni . bent, flexed (ute ; Feed (investing) Sartislly pe tured (bone)

decrepit Abgelethet, f. decrepitude

Bevor ae a. emaciated per 1 a. encysted, sacculated

Abgeschlagen, a. fatigued, worn out Abgeschlagenheit, 7. exhaustion Abgeschwacht, a. weakened ; miti- ae aes bgespalten, a. split up Abgespannt, a, hear Abgespanntheit, /. exhaustion rs a. > Cant ; dull (men-

tally) Abgestumpftheit, f. bluntness ; dul- ness (mental) bgewöhnen, vt. & 7. to wean from ; to forego the habit of- Abgiessen, v./, to decant Abgliedern, v.f. to dismember, to amputate at a joint Abgliederung, f. dismemberment, amputation at a joint Abhaaren, v.t. to epilate, to depilate Abhagern, v.i. = Abmagern Abhandeln, v.¢. to discuss, treat of Abhandlung, f. treatise Abhang, m. declivity Abhangsfortsatz, m.

cess

Abhärten, v.f. to harden, to inure; to increase the power of resist- ance of

Abhärtung, f. the process of harden- Anne: inuring

bhartungsmittel, n. hardening or

ge re agent or remedy

Abhäuten, v.i. to excoriate, to abrade ; to flay

Abhäufung, 7. excoriation, abra- sion ; flaying

Abhebeln, v.t. to displace by lever-

age Abhebelung, leverage

clinoid pro-

j. displacement by

Abo

Abortiv-kur, f. =

Abortiv. , ». an a ve or mild b . mild or ambu-

latory typhoid,

Abortiv. m. = -anfall

ney v.t. & 3. to flatten; to Abylattung, f, fattenin » Ta ER vt. to remove by

crushing Abquetschfraktur, f. fracture by Abquetsch: = T hin;

, f. crushing i wer; to shave off

Abreiben, v./. to rub down, to use

friction; to abrade Abreibung, f. rubbing-down, fric-

tion ; abrasion

Absatz, m. deposit ; intermission , v.t. to wean

Absa g, 7. weaning abecediares, v‚i. to form an ab- scess, to suppurate erung, f. the formation of an abscess Abscess, m. abscess; embolischer or metastatischer A, embolic or

-artig, a.

abscess-lik Abscess-bildung, f. the formation of an abscess Abscesschen, ». a little abscess Abscess-entwickelung, /. develop- ment of an abscess Abscess-eröffnung, /. of an abscess Abscess-haut, f. membrane, lining or wall of an abscess Abscess-herd, m. focus of an ab-

scess

Abscess-höhle, f. abscess-cavity Abscess-membran, f. = -haut Abscess-6ffnung, f. mouth of an

the opening

abscess

Abscess-reifung, f. ripening of an abscess

Abscess-sack, m. abscess-sac

Abscess-verkalkung, f. calcification of an abscess

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Abs

Abscess-verkäsung, f. caseation an abscess rt =

Abscess-verkreidung, f. — -verkal-

Abscess-wand, f. or -wandung, f. wall of an abscess : Abschaben, v./. to scrape off ee an vt. off, to ex- coriate, to Pa A Abschälung, f. peeling off, excoria- ee re es para v.t. to se te, to eliminate, to divide Abscheidung, f. separation, elimina- tion, division Abscheren, v./. to clip, to cut off with scissors Abschiefern, v.i. to exfoliate, to desquamate Abschiefernd, a. exfoliative Abschieferung, f. exfoliation, des- quamation Abschienen, v./. to apply splints ; to remove splints Abschilfern, v.i. = Abschiefern Abschilfernd, a. = Abschiefernd Abschilferung, f. = Abschieferung Abschlagen, v.i. to abate Abschleifen, v./. to grind off Abschleifung, /. attrition Abschliessung, /, occlusion Abschneiden, v.i. to cut off, to amputate, to clip, to pare Abschneidung, f. cutting off, ampu- tation Abschnitt, m. section, segment, part Abschnüren, v./. & #. to ligature, to snare, to remove by ligature, to comstrict; to undergo seg- mentation Abschniirung, /. constriction, snar- ing ; segmentation Abschniirungs-cyste, f.

cyst meeeinee-talen, f. segmentation o Abschnürungs-vorgang, m, process of segmentation Abschuppen, v.t. & #. to scale; to desquamate Abschuppend, a. scaling, desqua- mating Abschuppung, f. scaling, desqua- mation Abschiirfen, v.¢. to abrade or graze sting, fab chürfung, f. abrasion or grazin, of the okt - »

retention

Abtreibung, /. expulsion, removal ; ‚bortion

Abtreib’ ‚m, attempt to procure abortion or expel intes- tinal tes

Abtrennen, v.t. to separate, to dis- member

Abtrennung, f. separation, dismem- berment

Abtritt, m. pri BEE 7 ce

ee v.t. to wine "off or dry Abtupfen, 0 to cleanse or remove

by mopping Abu want of will-power Avie, N v.t. to rat Abwaschen, v.t. to wash off Abwaschung, f. a washing off, ablu-

. drain Abwechseln, va. to intermit, to al- ternate Abwechselnd, a. intermittent, alter-

nating Abwehrmittel, 7. Ps prophylactic Abweichen, vel. i. to macerate, soften or ache to deviate, to

det Bi to deflect Abweichen, 1. maceration, soften- ing ; diarrhea; anomaly

Abweichend, a. abnormal, deviating, ar, aberrant Abweichung, /. anomaly, deviation, deflection Abweichungswinkel, m. angle of deflection or deviation Abzahnen, v.i. to shed the teeth Abzahnung, f. shedding of teeth Abzapfen, v.i. to tap, to drain, to let blood Abzapfer, m. trocar, catheter Foor agg f. tapping or paracentesis ren, v.i. to waste away, to become emaciated

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

consum) nf Dee unge ‚ marasmus Abzehtungsie den, un or -krank- heit, f. a ne Seen Abziehen, to draw away, to abduct

Abziehend, a. abducent ; revulsive, abstractive Abzieher, m. or -muskel, m. abduc- tor muscle Abziehung, f. abduction ; revulsion, abstraction Blake m.drain Abzugs-kanal, m . drain, conduit

Abzugs-röhre, T drainage-tube ; soll-pipe

BEE GR also Ak...

cajougummi, m. cashew gum

Acajounuss, f. sa

Acanthia, /. bu

Acanthom, n. louse

Acanthopelvis, f. spiny pelvis

Access, m. attack, invasion (e.g. of fever)

Accessorisch, a, accessory

Accessorius,m. spinalaccessory nerve

Accessorius-kern, m. spinal acces- sory nucleus

Accessorius-krampf, m. spasm of muscles supplied by spinal acces-

sory Accessorius-lähmung, f. spinal ac- cessory paralysis Altana wucel, f. root of spinal accessor Accidente tant Acclimatisieren, v.t. & i. to accli- matise ; to become acclimatised pe cara f. acclimatisa-

steilen) and compds., vide Akkomodation Accouchieren, v.t. to deliver Acetaldehyd, n. acetaldehyde Acetessigester, m. aceto-acetic acid Acetessigsäure, /. aceto-acetic ether Acetimeter, m. instrument for mea- suring strength of acetic ether Acetometer, m. = Acetimeter Aceton, m. acetone Acetonämie, f. acetonzmia Acetonitril, n. acetonitrile Acetonsäure, f. acetonic acid Acetonurie, f. acetonuria rare henon, ». acetophenone Ger uk f. pyroracemic A

, a. accidental, concomi-

ein, #

en }. ie ‘acid

Acup .. ., vide

Acusticus, m. audi nerve

Acusticus-atrophie, /. atrophy of auditory nerve

faser, m. fibre of auditory

RE Kennlseng, 1. fibrillation of auditory nerve Acusticus-

auditory nucleus Acusticus-hauptkern, m. principal nucleus of auditory nerve

“ee

m. accessory

A ‚kern, m. auditory nucleus Acusticus-stamm, m. trunk of au-

ditory nerve custicus. m. longitudinal bundle of au itory nerve Acusticus-wurzel, f. root of auditory nerve Acusticus-zweig, m. branch of audi-

tory nerve ecseneblegmls,: |: blue-blindness Acyesis, f. sterility Adamsapfel, m. pomum Adami

» pl. complements

Addison’sche Krankheit, f. Addi-

son’s disease Adduktio:

of adduction Adduktoren, pl. adductors A m. Hunter’s

Adduktoren-schlitz, m. orifice of lower end of Hunter’ s canal ‚vs. to adduct

f. add adduction Adelante j

a Aden- (in compds.), a gland

Adenalgie, /. pain in a gland

air na }. general enlargement of phatic glands ; odgkin’s

Adenographie, f. description of

Adenoid, n. or a. adenoid; lym-

Restos, f. the study of glands 8

, f- movement

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

u Ads Adenom-sprossung, /. proliferation

of adenoma Adenosis, f. arabe ee ire

Adenosklerose, /. gland-induration Ader, f. s blood-veanel, (usually

a vein | ate » hemorrhoidal vein ;

le (in compds.), venous

Aderbein, #, varicose vein of leg bruch, m. varicocele

Adergebäude, n. Teen system

Adergewächs, n. polypus AdeEant j. choroid plexus it, /. choroid Aderhaut- (in compds.), choroidal Aderig, a. venous, vascnlar Aderknoten, m. varicose vein Aderlass, m. venesection Aderlass-bausch, m. compress ap- lied after venesection Aderlass-becken, ». basin for blood-

letting Aderiancbinde; f. bandage used in

blood-letting Aderlass-eisen, . lancet Aderlass-kunst, oe Aderiass anzeie, a ncet for vene- N f. science of blood- letting

Aderlass-narbe, 7. scar from vene- section

Aderlass-schnapper, m. spring phle- botome

| Aderlass-verband, m. dressing ap-

lied after venesection

erlass-wunde, f. venesection- wound Ader- (in compds.), vide Venen- Ba, a. veinless, non-vascu- ar fea vier tourniquet Aderschlag, m. pulse-beat Adesmosen, pl. skin affections characterised by atrophy or de- fective development of subcu-

taneous connective tissue Adhäsion, /. adhesion Adhäsiv, a. adhesive Adiowansamen, m. Ajwain fruit Adipid, a. fat Adipide, p/. fatty products of ani-

mal substances

Adipidieren, v.f. to grease Adipinsäure, f. adipinic acid Adipös, a. adipose Adstringierend, a. astringent

‚Bet

ae en oe

Aetzen, v./. to cauterise, to cor- rode

Aetzend, a. caustic, corrosive Aetz-gift, n. caustic poison n. caustic potash Aetz-kalila fey OF „kalilösung, i. solution of caustic potash Aetz-kalk, m. quick lime Aetz-lauge, f. solution of caustic

Aetz-mittel, n. a caustic or es- charotic Aetz-mittelträger, m. or -mittel-

zange, /. caustic holder Deal n. caustic soda Aetz-natroniauge, f. or -natron- lösung, f. solution of caustic soda Aetz-paste, f. (Wiene), Vienna paste Aetz-pfeil, m. = -stift erg m. caustic brush or

Aeteathoi!, m. eschar or slough from caustic

Aetz-sonde, f. caustic sound

Aetz-stäbchen, n. = -stift

Aetz-stein, m. potassa fusa

Aetz-stift, m. ‘caustic point

Aetz-sublimat, ». corrosive subli- mate

Aetz-trager, m. caustic holder

Aetz-vergiftung, f. poisoning by caustics

Aetz-wirkung, f. = -einwirkun 1g

Aetz-wunde, f. wound produced by caustics or corrosives

Aetzung, /. cauterisation, corrosion

, a. outer, external, exter-

nus

Aeusserlich, a. external, superficial, outer

Affe, m. monkey

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY i

Affektionslosigkeit, f. apathy a er f. emotion ; mon Aout recdas emotional speech Aenbretbaurarinde f-. Cortewadan ann, m. afferent vessel Affinität, f. affinity gg v. a; to affect ter, prep. (in com) neo-, secondary ; Hes attr an compds. relating to vide infra : After-arzt, m. quack After- bildung, } lasm ; secon ormation ; deterioration After-gebilde, n. = -bildung After-geburt, f. after-birth After-gelenk, n. new or false joint After-geräusch, nm, hemic murmur Area 5 n. secondary growt After-haut, /. pseudo-membrane zu pseu ed | nec ge secondary growth ter-milz, f. secondary spleen After, m. buttocks, anus After- (in compds. 3, anal After-arterie, f. inferior hemo} rhoidal artery After-ausfluss, m. anal discharge After-bezirk, m. anal region After-beule, /. ischio-rectal absces: anal abscess After-blutfluss, m. = blutung After-blutflüssig, a. pertaining t rectal hemorrhage After-blutung, /. fackoschade pe rectum After-bruch, m. hernia recti After- dammgegend, f. rectal regior After-darm, m. rectum After-einstülpung, f. anus After-entzündung, f. anal inflamme tion After-falte, f. anal fold After-fistel, f. fistula in ano After-fratt, m. = -jucken After-gebiet, n. or -gegend, f. an: region After-geschwulst, f. anal tumour After-grube, /. anal cavity After-heber, m. levator ani After-jucken, n. pruritus ani ‘After-kerbe, 7. anal groove rye soba m. anal spasm After-krebs, m. cancer of anus c rectum

er =

inversion ¢

Becctietutvasdrparst, ‘at, m. accom- sete bedürfnis, Akkomodations- n. neces- Abba dent ee ons- n.or, breite

f. range of accommodation : Akkomodations-fahigkeit, ihe onen

of acconimbodation’s

adaptation Akkomodations seat, mit) m fählekeit Akkomodation:

‚m. spasm

Akkomodations-linie, /. accommo- dation line Akkomodations-muskel, m. muscle of accommodation Akkomodations-phosphen, n. ac- commodation egal Akkomoda! ruhe, /. relaxation of accommodation tions-schwäche, f. weak- ness of accommodation Akkomodations-spannung, /. = an-

odations-störung, /. disturb- ance of accommodation Akkomodations-vermögen, igkeit

Akne, f acne

Akne-eiterung, f. acne suppuration Akne-knoten, m. acne nodule Akne-pustel, /. acne pustule Aknemie, /. congenital absence ol

n„ =

legs Aka, n. hallucination of hearing Akognosie, f. = Akologie Akologie, f. knowledge of surgical instruments and their use Akonit, n. aconite Akonit-blätter, n.pl. aconite leaves Akonit-knollen, m. aconite root Akonit-tinktur, /. tincture of aconite Akonitin, ». aconitine Akorie, /. morbid sense of hunger after peeing , f. congenital absence of peall-cap and brain Akrasie, f. excess, intemperance Akratothermen, pl. spring waters without distinctive chemical qua- lities, acting mainly by their high temperature

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

m. Akrisie, „esta mint oj at

nature of a disease

and an

(Erythema epidemicum Akromegalie, /. acromegaly Akromelalgie, f. acrom ‘

ts Pelee ra f. balanitis Akrotismus, m, pulselessness Aktinogramm, n. skiagram Aktinomyces, pl. actinomyces Aktinomyces - f.pl. actino- mycotic granules Aktinomyces-faden, m. actinomyces thread Aktinomyces-geschwulst, /. actino- myces tumour Aktinomyces-knoten, m. actinomy- ces nodule Aktinomyces-körner, n.pl., or -ku- -drusen

geln, f.pl. = Aktinomyces-pilz, m. ray-fungus, patches of

actinomyces Aktinomyces-rasen, m. actinomyces (in culture) Aktinomykose, f. actinomycosis Aktinomykotisch, a. actinomycotic Aktinoskopie, /. skiagraphy Akumeter, m. instrument for mea- suring acuteness of hearing Akuophonie, f. auscultatory percus- sion Sri f. acupressure , f. acupuncture Rises ania: }. acupuncture- needle Akustik, f. acoustics Akustisch, a. acoustic

Akut, a. acute

Akyanoblepsie, /. b biue-blindness

Akyesis, /. sterili

Alalie, f. loss ot speech due to paralysis

Alantkampfer, m. helenin ; a cam-

phor (C,H,O) obtained from root of Inula Helenium

Alantwurzel, f. Radix Helenii, Ph. G. = root of Inula Helenium

eit, f. general

1 f. or - leiden, u ee me general o , f. general dis-

Alleminyerknderung 1 goerlor Se eiatitational cl

een the pr svete af 8

£ general or nstitulonel zustand, = general state or DaBinon a v. egrees EIER ie, f. allochiria, a perversion of sensation in which an eared sion repeived on one side is {

the ite side rte allophanie acid

A morbid ein 23

Armin BÜne sh ; regul mia (e.g. Gon bigeminus, tri-

eminus,

otriodontie, f. transplantation of natural tee g in teeth

Allotriophagie, f. morbid appetite ; propensity to swallow improper substances as food

Allotriurie, f; micturition by an un-

— channel otropie, 7. allotropism

Allotropisch, a. allotropic

Alloxansäure, f. alloxanic acid

Alloxur-basen, -körper, pl. alloxur bases, ies ; purin-bodies

Almén’sche Blutprobe, f. guaiacum test for blood

Aloe, /. aloes

Aloe- itter, n. aloin

Aloe-elexir, . (saures) Elixir pro- prietatis Paracelsi, Ph. G.

Aloe-extrakt, m. (mit Schwefelsäure versetzter) Extractum aloes acido sulphurico correctum, Ph. G.

Aloe-haltig, a. aloetic

Aloe-holz, n. aloes wood

Aloe-pillen, f. pl.(eisenhaltige) aloetic pills containing iron

Aloe-tinktur, f. (zusammengesetzte) Tinctura aloes composita, Ph. G.

Aloetinsäure, f. aloetic acid

Fr a. aloetic

Alogie, ees

Dt: alopec Alpdrücken, n. i nighteuics

Alpen, /.p/. the Alps

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

cocci el Se Alpen-kuror m. a

Alpena, Caamin tha alpi Alpen-stich, a are em

pneumonia | th: m. — -melisse

Alter, ie (ase; kritis climacteı

in compds.) senile ; vide { Aare also Fr en

hleifung, f. senile att Deren weari Ber by

Alte ile predispositi rs-anlage

atrophic, atroph Altsts boa, a i mele

Alters-brand, m. senile Alters-disposition, /. hr RI SDL ERE, n, senile emph

Alters-entartung, f. senile degener n

ts) Alters-erscheinung, f. senile phen menon snc f. senile dilat on Alters-frische, f. green old age Alters-haarschwund, m. senile lo of hair Alters-hirnschwund, m. senile atr phy of brain Alters-klasse, /, class or order of aj Alters-kreis, m. = -bogen Alters-lordose, f. senile lordosis Alters-marasmus, m. senile mara mus Alters-nachweis, m. age certificate Alters-niere, 7. ‘atrophic kidney | old age Alters-ring, m. = -bogen Alters-schwach, a. decrepit Alters-schwäche, f. decrepitude (geistige) dotage Alters-schwund, m. = -atrophie Alters-sichtig, a. presbyopic Alters-sichtigkeit, f. presbyopia Alters-star, m. senile cataract Alters-stufe, f. stage or order of ag Alters-veränderung, f. senile chan; Alters-verknöcherung, f. ossificatic due to age Alters-versicherung, f. against old age Alters-versorgungsanstalt, f. instit tion for the care of the aged Alters-zittern, ». senile tremor Althee, f. althza, marsh mallow

neem

insurani

amb GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Amboss-paukengelenk, n. joint be- tween incus and wall of tym-

panum

between incus and stapes eee 0 long process of

Ambra, f. ee coca e

Ambra-fett, n. ambrein Ambra-öl, n, oil of rc

Ambra-tinktur, /. = Ambulanz, /. se ‚a. ambulatory Behandlung, f. out- patient treatment ; also the treat- ment of (e.g. opium-) ) poisoni: by making t sent walk abou torische Klinik, ‚out-patient department say otters aa Praxis, f.out-patient

Amel, an m. formic ether

Ameisen-bad, n. formic acid bath

m. formic ether, Spiritus formicarum, Ph. G. Ameisen-kriebeln, n. or -kriechen, n. or -laufen, ». formication Ameisen-säure, f, formic acid en m. = -geist f. Tinctura formi- carum, PA. G. -warze, f. Verruca formi- caria Amelus, m. monster without mem- bers

Amenie, /. renee ie, f. mor exaggera- tion of politeness Amenorrhoe, f. = Amenie Ametropie, f ametropia Ametropisch, a. ametropic Amide, pi. amides Amidine, p/. amidines Amidoameisensäure, /. amido-formic

acid Amidoazobenzol, n. amido-azoben- zene Amidobenzol, . amido-benzene Amidocapronsäure,]. amido-caproic

amido-acetic

n. joint

Amimie, f. loss of ame to com-

municate thoughts by expression

or gesture, or to understand the gestures of others

Trematoda or Au b like radia the “ nurse ?”. Amme or das Ammentier) of

cercarie

Ammoniak, n. & m. rn

monium ; ammoniacum

brenzlichkohlensaures,

Ammonium carbolicum pyro-ole- osum, Ph.G.

Ammoniak, chromsaures, chromate of ammonia

Bern cyansaures, ammonium

Peiner doppelt sesquicarbonate of ammonia Ammoniak, einfach kohlensaures, subcarbonate of ammonia Ammoniak, kaustisches, caustic am- monia Ammoniak, kohlensaures, carbonate of ammonia Ammoniak, phosphorsaures, phos- phate of sv aonia Ammoniak, salpetersaures, nitrate of ammonia i ures, ammonium chloride Ammoniak, schwefelsaures, ammo- nium sulphate Ammoniak, uransaures, uranate of ammonia , wässeriges, Liquor am- mi Ammoniak-alaun, m. ammonia alum Ammoniakalisch, a. ammoniated

Ammoniak-basen, /.p/. ammonia bases Ammoniak-bromid, ». bromide of ammonia Ammoniak-dampf, m. ammonia va- r har oniak-flüssigkeit, 7, (bernstein-

säure) Liquor ammonü succinici, Ph. 6. Ammoniak-gas, 1. ammonia gas 16

3 m

Amputations-narbe, f. amputation-

ER ERRTER amputation-saw or aane, m. amputa-

rere wuts, f. amputation- er, 94: toamputate v4. to ampu Amputierung, | /. amputation . office Amts-arzt, m. district medical officer pete eran m. district surgeon

, Mm. = -arzt Amude to a gas

f. congenital ab- sence Sgn Sey ‘and Anal cord

Amyelie, /. congenital absence of spinal cord inisch, a. amyelinic, medullated Amygdalitis, 7. tonsillitis Amygdalotom, n. tonsillotome Amy t, n. acetate of amyl Amylalkohol, m. amylic alcohol Amylenhydrat, ». amylene hydrate Amylium nitrosum, ». amy] nitrite Amylnitrit, », nitrite of amyl Amylobacter, ». bacillus butyricus ao a. amyloid Amyloid-entartung, f. amyloid de- generation Amyloid-leber, f. amyloid liver er milium, 7, Molluscum con- osum en oid-milz, f. amyloid en Amyloid-niere, f. amyloid Gary Amyloxyd, n. buttersaures, Amylium butyricum Amyloxydhydrat, ». amylic alcohol Amyosthenie, f, muscular weakness TA f, muscular inco-ordina-

non-

pee /- progressive muscular atrophy Amyotrophisch, a. amyotrophic iose, f. anabiosis, latent vitality

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICIIONARY And

Anabiotisch, @. anabiotic Anacahuitehols, n. wood of Cordia

Anacaräiungummi, m. cashew ae Sara f. acid obtained. the fruit of Anacardia Seide

Anacathartica, n.pl. expectorants or emetics

i Geräusch, n. hemio murmur

Anaeroben, #/. anzrobic bacteria a, anzrobic Anaklase, f. fi of a joint Anakrotie, f. anacrotism m=

Anakusis, f. nerve-deafness

Anal- (in compds. ), vide After- Analeptica, n.p/. analeptic remedies,

stimulants, restoratives

Anämisch, a. anemic Anämisieren, v.t. to render bloodless Anämisierung, f. the production of

bloodlessness Brei

Anamnese, f. anamnesis, the patient as given by >: caine state- ments of the tee ny estisch, a. anamnestic Sr ~essenz, f, or -öl, n. essence

pple Annphalarhtanis, f. loss of eyebrows Dre r "loud speaking as a lung exercise Anaphrodisie, f, morbid absence of sexual desire Anaphroditisch, a, anaphrodisiac, impotent Anaplasie, f. cell-change, cell-meta- morphosis Anaplastik, f. plastic surgery Anaplastisch, a. anaplastic, tissue- building Anaplerose, f. restoration of tissue by granulation Anapneometer, m. spirometer with recording apparatus Anarthrie, /. defective articulation in speech Anastaltisch, a. hemostatic Anastase, f. recovery Anästhesie, f. anzsthesia Anästhesieren, v.i. to anzsthetise Anästhesierung, f. anzsthetising

ing Angosturarinde, f. angostura bark 4. to attack; to Be yen = poe |. acy ler Yo Angst-gefühl, », sense or Socting of ear

Angst-schweiss, m. cold t Angst schwindel, m. Rates trom

Angst-zufall, m. = -anfall

De rg eondition of fear ten, v.t. & %, to check; to

a a. persistent, continued,

ting Anhang, m. dix Anbsountröne. }.appendisnler gland

Anhängsel, n. appendage Anhängung, f. ddneslon Anhauch, m. slight tint Anhäufen, v.¢ i. to accumulate, to te ; to infiltrate f. accumulation, aggre- gation ; ‘tration

v.i, to adhere to, to be

> 7 Anheilen, v.f. & i. to heal up, to

grow together, to Anneliung, f. healing up, agglutina-

Anhydrisch, a.

or absence of sweat

i ‚f. = Anhidrosis Anilin, ». aniline

Anilin-rot, n. aniline red Anilin-vergiftung, f. aniline poison- ms Anilismus, m. = Anilin-vergiftung Animales Blatt, n. somatopleure Animalisch, a. animal Animalisierung, f. animalisation Animeharz, n. anime gum Anionen, n.p/, electronegative par- ticles liberated at positive pole (anode) Aniridie, f. absence of the iris ‚m. anise Anis-aldehyd, ». anisic aldehyde Anis-alkohol, m. anisic alcohol Anis-körner, n.p/. aniseed Anis-lakritze, f. aniseed liquorice Anis-öl, ». Oleum anisi Anis-samen, m, aniseed i re, f. anisic acid Anischurie, f. incontinence of urine Anisocoria, f. inequality of pupils Anisometropie, /. dissimilar refrae- tion in the two eyes Anisotrop, a. doubly refractive Anklebend,a.agglutinative, adhesive Anklebung, /. agglutination, adhe- ion

s Ankyloblepharon, ». fusion of edges of ie

Ankylochilie, f. adhesion of lips loglossum, #. adhesion of

tongue to neighbouring parts; tongue-tie 7

Ank Ankylosenbildung, f, production of u to

ne production of

ee ee Sey

een.

lt ne m. male without testicles

congenital absence of

Ge omodation n vt, to fumigate vf, to stimulate, to excite Bee | stone en v3 & i. to collect; to

Ansammlung, }. collection, accumu- on m. insertion ; deposit, ex- Are apache pensar of Fre m. point of insertion

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Anschwängers, v4. to impregnate ; to saturate

wängerung, f. impregnation ; saturation

Anschwären, v.i. to adhere or unite

, tapping Anstecken, v.t. to infect, to inocu- late, to communicate te disease

a. infectious, conta-

in h Pe on vt, & i, to attack; to adjoin Anstossen, n. stammering Anstrengen, v.t. & i. Bent to ert oneself, to tax

exert , f. effort, exertion,

labour isch, a. antiaphrodisiac Antarthritisch, a. antiarthritic Anterolateraler Strang, ni, antero- lateral tract (Gowers’) Anthelmintisch, a. anthelmintic Anthrakokrenen, f “ i con- mine CO, ‚pl. springs

= eh

SE oie

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

n. product of deoxida- |

Pls Sed gl daa ie

alan o human dissection

anton a. anticachectic

Ba ld mpl. anti-bodies (= antitoxins gl, anti Dodia He stances ‘in

Anti-leptisch, a. Antimon, n. antim batter, f. butter of an-

Antimen-chlorid, n. chloride of

Aatince elorti, n. antimonious

chloride Antimon-haltig, a. antimonial Antimon-oxalat, ». oxalate of an- timony Antimen-ongd n. oxide of an-

Auiitnors ‚.n. (oxalsaures) antimonio-potassic oxalate

Antimon-oxysulfiir, n. antimony oxysulphide

Antimon-sauer, a. antimonic

Antimon-säure, f. antimonic acid

Antimon-spieg el, m. antimonial mirror (in Marsh’ s test)

Antimon-sulfid, ». sulphide of an-

timony

Antimon-sulfiir, ». antimonious sul- phide

Aatinctetelonyd, n. antimony tri- oxide

Antimon-wasserstoff, m. antimoni- uretted hydrogen

Antimon-verbindung, f. antimony compound

Antimon-zinnober, m. cinnabar ‚of antimony

Antimonig, a. antimonious

Anti-peristaltisch, a. antiperistaltic

Anti-pharmakon, n. opponent (drug)

Anti-phlogistisch, a. antiphlogistic

ane EeIOED Re, f.antiphlogistic treat- ment

Anti-plastisch, a. antiplastic

Anti-pyrese, /. antipyretic treat- ment 2

Anti-pyretisch, a, antipyretic

Anti-pyrotisch, a, antipyretic

Antrieb, m. impulse, impulsion — Antrophor, m. Prexible metal spital for introducing oin into the urethra ee R popereesion of urine

to davalop, ta ‘Gavel ee

Anwallung, Koma e v.i. to attack, dan

An ,f.attack, fit,

sp aa v.t. to employ, to apply,

Aifvondone, f. employment, appli- cation, use

Anwendungs-art fo method of employment

arg v.t, to nauseate, to dis-

-weise, f.

gust

Anwuchs, m. outgrowth, excres- cence, accretion

Anzapfen, v.t. to tap, to puncture

Anzeichen, n. sign, symptom, indi-' cation

Anzeige, f. = Anzeichen

Anzeigend, a. symptomatic, prog- nostic

Anziehen, v.t. & si. to tighten, constrict; to hold fast, take eflect

Anziehend, a. astringent ; adducent

Anzieher, m. adductor muscle

Anziehmuskel, m, = Anzieher

Anziehung, f. adduction

Anziehungs-kraft, f, power of attrac-

tion

Anziehungs-muskel, m. adductor muscle

Anziehungs-punkt, m. centre of attraction or gravity Aorte, f. aorta; —, absteigende, descending aorta; —, aufstei-

gende, ascending aorta Aorten- (in compds.), aortic Aorten-ast, m. branch of aorta Aorten-ausdehnung, /. ~erwci- terung Aorten-bogen, m. aortic arch Aorten-enge, /. aortic stenosis

sore fie cord Apparat, m. apparatus m. appetite f. decrease of a. stimula’ the appetite se

“hte appetite Afpekit lonlgkeit, 1, want of appetite

Appetit-mangel, m. absence of ap-

petite Appetit-mittel, n.a remedy en, a. eaciting the Appetit-reizmittel, n. a remedy for Aeor varie, 6, Sue Hi Appetite a Appetit-zunahme, /. morse ol

appetite

lizieren, v.t. to apply, to employ | ee

ae » 4. apposi Aerikorsalner 4 m, or -essenz, f.

essence of apricot -öl, n. apricot-oil

Aprosexie, /. inability to fix the attention

gr m. monster whose face is

Ausnlapheaie, |. pasalytic unzetbesl e, f. c anesthesia

Apsithyrie, /. absolute aphonia

ees a without feet a. apyretic Aprrexie, fh. a xia binsäure, f. arabic acid Arabische Aussatz, m. or Krätze, /. elephantiasis

Arabonsäure, f. arabonic acid ure, f, arachic acid

| aaa a, arachnoid

oideal-blutung, f. arachnoid hemorrhage

Arachnoideal-entzündung, /. arach- noiditis

Arachnoideal-raum, m. or -sack, m. |

arachnoidal space Arachnoideal-scheide, f. arachnoid sheath Arachnoideal-zotte, f. arachnoid villus, Pacchionian body Aräotika, n.pl. anti-obesity remedies Ardotisch, a. reducing obesity

n.pl. adulterant jr‘ exandritie beit Arghellblätter, .p/. — Argelbla er gen A, 0 alive : > — spirituosa, i n e? . ‚m. arm Arm-ader, f. . vein of hg oh Arm-arterie y an a aS n. timbath rm-bein, n. arm-bone ; hüumerus Arm-beinbruck, m. fracture of Fi belaicigh head of humerus - m. o Arm- F 7. bend of elbow — Arm-binde, /. arm bandage or sling ; fascia of arm Arm-blutader, /. = -ader Arm-bogen, m. brachial arch Arm-bruch, m. fracture of humerus

or arm Arm-drahtschwebe, f. wire suspen- sion splint for arm ‚J.army Armee-arzt, m. army surgeon

Armee-generalarzt, m. surgeon- A: eh special rmee- eit, f. an disease affecting artile”

Armee-sanitätswesen, n. all affairs connected with army sanitation Armen- (in compds.), relating to the

poo Armen-apotheke, f, chemist’s shop or dispensary for the poor Armen-arzt, m. poor-law - medical officer ‘ Armen-bevölkerung, /. the poor population Armen-krankenp , f., official nursing or care of the sick poor Armen-pflege, f. the care of the poor Armen-spital, x. hospital for the poor Armen-typhus, m. relapsing fever

muscle of the arm runder —, teres major

ers —, brachialis anticus

kleiner runder —, teres minor

Pe Fives i Arm-schiene, f, splint or support for

eh for arm = 5 f. leather or metal

Ameren en Arm-wanne, /. arm-bath er Arnika, f. arnica A f.pl. arnica flowers of arnica

f. arum starch el,/. Arum ee: E;

f. des fom At

cae v.t. to erode Arreierung, f. erosion,

een

causing

een f. fumigation

Arsenik-salbe, Ibe, eer a ocak s RAL, ointment Arsen ste, , n. arsenic salt, arsenite,

Arsenik-säure, /. arsenic acid Arsen-kur, f. arsenic treatment

Bun nn = Arsen-spi: m. arsen rror Arsen-trionyd, n. arsenious acid, arsenic trioxide Arsen-trisulfid, rn. arsenic trisulphide Arsen-verbindung, f. arsenical coms un Aceon Arsen-vergiftung, f. arsenical poison- ,

in Asan ctonciel or -wasser- stoffgas, m. arseniuretted hy=

Arsen waseseftreritung, [Jo

Ast f. species, sort, kind

Arterie, f. artery ; ungenannte —, in- nominate artery

Arteriektasis, /. arterial dilatation

Arteriell, a. arterial

Arterien- (in compds.), arterial

~Arsen-sauer, a. arseniate

— ||

Arterien-haken, m. tenaculum Arterien-haut, f. coat of an artery Arterien-kammer, f. left ventricle Arterien-kegel, m. conus arteriosus Arterien-klemme ‚ f. artery forceps arte en-klopfen, n. arterial pulsa- n Arterien-krampf, va arterial spasm Arterien- arteriarum corona (as in cot arash of sto- mach Arterien-kropf, m. arterial goitre Arterien-lehre, /. arteriology Arterien-lichtung, /. arterial lumen Arterien-netz, n. = -gefiecht Arterien-öffnung, /, arteriotomy Arterien-presser, Me arterial com- pressor, tournique Arterien-ring, car ila of Willis Arterien-rohr, n. arterial tube Arterien-schall, m. arterial sound Arterien-scheide, f. sheath of artery nese SEAR EUNG, f. arterial ten-

Rta dann, m, trunk of an

artery Arterien-ton, m, = -schall ee RNR, f. ligature of

an artery Arterien-verästelung, f. arterial ra- mification Arterien- , f. narrowing of

an artery Arterien-verkalkung, f. calcification of an artery Arterien-verknöcherung, f. ossifica- tion of an artery

Ae sang, acai

Arterien-zweig, m. = -ast Arteriös, a. artcrial, rich in arteries Arteriotrepsie, /. torsion of an ar-

ralgie, 7. articular pains Fee ie tee of a dis- Arthritisch, a, arthritic, ritisch, a. g Arthrobakterien, f.pl. a bacteria i es Arthrocace, arthritis, especiall tuberculous r Arthrodese, f. scraping of a joint in order to produce ankylosis Arthrodie, 7, ball-and-socket joint Arthrophlogosis, f. = Arthroplastik, /. artificial joint ini a ‚ f. suppuration of a joint Arthrospongus, m. Fungus articuli Arthroxerosis, f. atrophy of a joint, arthritis deformans Artikulation, f. joint, articulation ; vide for all compds. Gelenk- Aryepiglottisch, a, aryteno-epiglottic Aryknorpel, m. arytenoid cartilage Arytänoidisch, a. arytenoid Arznei, f. medicine Arznei- (in compds.), medicated, medical, medicinal Arznei-anwendung, f. employment of drugs Arznei-anwendungsart, f. method of employing drugs Arznei-ausschlag, m Arznei-behandlung, with medicine Arznei-bereitung, , preparation of medicine Arznei-biskuit, n. medicated biscuit Arznei-buch, n. pharmacopwia

formation of an

. drug rash f. treatment

Ass \ ‚Assimilieren, v,/, to assimilate Assistenzarzt, m. assistant medical officer

Assistenzwundarzt, m. assistant Ausoclation, f. association Associations-bahn, f. association

path Associations-biindel, n. associative

fasciculus

5 rer rg amscciaktve

Avneclasions:Ikhen f. paralysis of associated musc! uscles or groups of muscles

Maovociative Abres nm, system of associative fibres

Ast, m. branch Astasie-Abasic, a astasia-abasia

Astheni thenia e, f. as Autbenie. a. asthenic Asthenisieren, v./. to weaken Asthenopie, f. asthenopia Asthenopisch, a. asthenopic Asthma, n. asthma , m.pl. asthma, or Charcot- eyden crystals Asthma- re n. Bucher Asthmatiker, a subject of asthma Asthmatisch, a. asthmatical

i “HE a. astigmatic . branch valve . congenital absence of mouth

Astrapaphobie, f. morbid dread of Asturische ee f. pellagra, lepra

Asymbolie, f. = Asemie Asymmetrie, f. et, Asymmetrisch, a. asymmetrical Asystolie, f. cardiac irregularity Ataktisch, a. ataxic, irregular Ataraxie, f. mental calm us, m, atavism ‚a. atavistic ’ Ataxie, /. ataxia ; irregularity Atelektase, f. a telectasis, iis partied expansion or dilatation Atelokardie, 1. imperfect cardiac development

Atelomyelie, f. nee develo ment of spinal cord ‘R

ans breath ; breathing, respi-

Atem- (in compds.), respiratory ; vide also for compds, Annee. *

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Pee pine pia tem-geräusch, n. respiratory sound or murmur; = Atmungsge- räusch irene ee m. odour of the breath = -anhalten

Atem-

ae ee respira- tion

Atem-krampf, m. respirato

er u f. paralysis me

Kur: a, breathless in Aa f. breathlessness ;

asphyxia

Atem-luft, f. respiratory air

Atem-messer, m. spirometer

Atem-muskel, m. respiratory muscle

Atem-nerv, m. respiratory nerve

Atem-not, /. dyspnoea

Atem-organ, n, organ of respira- tion

Atem-pause, f. the respiratory pause

Atem-probe, /. testing the A in newly- -born children as to whether respiration has taken place or not

Atem-schöpfen, n. respiration

Atem-thätigkeit, f, respiratory ac- tivity tes

Atem-zäpfchen, n. = -ztinglein

Atem-zug, m. breath, inspiration, respiration

Atem-zünglein, ». epiglottis

Athem, and compds,, vide Atem-

Atherom, n. atheroma

Atheromatisch, a. atheromatous

Atherose, f. atheromatous degenera- tion

Atheromatös, a. = Atheromatisch

Athrepsie, f. defective nutrition

Atiemis, f spiritlessness, dejection, m. arch of atlas

Atiodyme,jfro-headed monster sae

n. = Al j. the hygiene of the

f, treatment by inhala- or fumigation Atmasphailen, atmospheric con- Atmosphärisch, a. eur gr e

m. atmos- gen ann, behing copie ’ er ’ Amann also for compe pan and ‚f. breathing m. respiratory

weer n. the necessity

Sr ad nag fi Inderung, oF be Atsmungs-beschleunigung, f. acceler-

Aung cnet og BEN of centre > ited

Bamana Erick, m. respiratory pres-

Sagem arith ag r f. stimulation of tion

a. capable of breath- nungs-fähigkeit, /. capability of

äche, f. respiratory sur-

efiort or

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Aeasnes-hail, | reegleacy

Aimungımüskeh, m.

Atmungs-orgen, n. organ of Tenpien- EEE f. the respiratory ee 7. orifice of respira- en m, respiratory process ut, year ee membrane position of vocal cords) Atm ur Peat idal disturbance of Atm’ timings stor, m. respiratory Atmungs-stuhl, m. Asomacee-tatigl oe tory pal Late m, type of respira-

Atmungs-umfang, m. = -grösse

z ao a a. incapable of Atmungs-unfähigkeit f. inability to earns n. capability of Atmungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess

tmungs-weg, m. respiratory pas- ©

sag Atmungs-werkzeug, n. = -organ

Ben f. ale ee tomic weight a uency of | Atomge n, atomic respiration ia Atomverkettung, /, linking of fii nur ". ig atoms or murmur Atonie, 7. atony Atmungs-gift, n. respiratory Atonisch, a. atonic

Almungn-grüsse, f. volume reek Bene eymnastix, f. respiratory Atmungs-heilkunde, /. = Atmiatrie ; it, /. respiratory Atmungs-kunde, f. = Atmiatrie

aa f, respiratory

Atrabilär, a. atrabilions ;

to the suprarenal ca anh atrabiliousness, melan-

Atrachele, f. congenital defect of

Pie f, inability to walk owing A to Paid in Brenn Atretisch, a. ne imperforate

Atrioventricular-miindung, f. or Öffnung, f. auriculo-ventricular

Adepsebare, |. Ktroplc acid . atropic Atrophie, f. atrophy Atrophieren, v.#. to atrophy i , f the process of atroph’

a wa 4 atropia, atropine driansaures, valerianate of i ene schwefelsaures, sulphate of

atropine Attenuieren, v4. to attenuate, to dilute Attenuierend, a. attenuatin Attenuierung, f. the act of attenu-

ating Attraktionstheorie, f, theory of attraction, chemotaxis Atypie, f. a deviation from type, or A normal course PR typical typisch, a. a , non- Auchenotomie, /, decapitation Ko) Aufatmen, v.i, to breathe again Aufätzen, v.t. to open by caustics Aufbähen, v.f. to open by foment-

ing

Aufbau, m. structure

Aufbetten, vz. to form a bed or layer

Aufbinden, v.t. to loosen or unbind

Aufblähen, v.t. to inflate or dis- tend

Aufblähend, a. flatulent

Aufblähung, f. inflation, distension ; flatulence

Aufblasen, v.t. to inflate

Aufblätterung, f. desquamation, exfoliation

Aufbrausen, v.i. to effervesce

Aufbrausen, n. effervescence

Aufbrechen, v.¢. & i. to break open; to burst

Aufbrechung, f. opening (sponta- neously)

A ‚a. excited, agitated — Aufgeregtheit, f. excitement, excita- tion, agitation

‚ufge! a. — Aufgeblasen Aufgetriebenheit, f. inflation, disten- sion, intumescence 7 Aufgeworfen, a. elevated Aufgiessen, v.t, to pour upon, to use

inf Aufgiessung, f. = Aufguss Ante m. ion Aufgusstierchen, n.pl. infusoria Archie bee, n, Suspensory liga- men ag ct f. suspensory ban-

age Aufh -muskel, #1. muscle, levator muscle Aufhäufen, v,}. & i. to collect, to Ep” Aufhäufung, f. collection, aggrega- A vor Ber nar eaten band ufhebebinde, f. suspen ge Aufhebemuskel, m. Pics ei Aufheben, v.i. to raise, to lift Aufheber, m. = Aufhebemuskel Aufhellen, vt. & i. to clear, to become clear or transparent Aufhusten, v.f. to cough up, to expectorate Aufkeimen, v.i. to germinate, to bud me a j. germination, bud- ing Aufkochen, v.t, & #. to cause to boil, to boil up Aufkochung, f, the act of boiling Aufkommen, v.i. to convalesce Auflagern, v.t. to aggregate, to form a bed or layer Auflagerung, f. aggregation, stratifi- cation Auflagerungsschicht, f. stratified layer

‚a. softening, emollient

oer to draw up; to

bring toa head, to mature ; to rear or bring up Aufzieher, m. elevator, levator een i. to start ui, up con- vulsively Seng, f. convulsive move-

men Augapfel, m. eyeball, bulbus oculi uator, m. equator of

eye Augapfel-ausrottung, f. excision of e

Aufselel-tinde, f. fascia of eyeball Augapfel-bindehaut, f. ocular con- or vide for compds. Binde-

Augapfel-brand, m. sloughing or

ne of eyeball ae ehe f. suppuration of eye i fel-entzündung, f. inflamma- tion of eyeball Augapfel-fascie, f. = -binde

el-fläche, 7. surface of eyeball |

A fel-halter, m. fixation forceps eball

Augapfel-krampf, m. spasm of ocular muscles, nystagmus

Sri puetalisamung }. lysis of external muscles o eyeball

Augapfel-oberfläche, f. = -fläche

ara- the

Anguplel-schenere, m. pain in eye- |

Augapfel-schrumpfung, f. atrophy or shrinking re PS Augapfel-schwund, m. = -schrump-

fung Augapfel-starrkrampf, m. tetanic contraction of ocular muscles Aupaplel-varlkosisäl, f. varicose con- x mote Mart of ck ‘ pfel-ve rung, f. change in "the eyeball

BER verelicraci, f. = -eiterung

Angen-euscotting, f. excision of eye- Augen-bad, », ophthalmic bath or

eye-douche Augen-beben, n. nystagmus Augen-becher, m. optic or secondary optic vesicle of Balfour Augen-becken, n. socket of eyeball Augen-bewegend, a. oculo-motor Augen-beweglichkeit, f. mobility of

eyeball Augen bewegung, f. ocular move- men Augen-bezirk, m. ophthalmic region las f. eye-bandage Augen-bin ut, f. oc junctiva ; vide for compds. ut Augen-blase, f. optic vesicle Augen-blasengrube, f. optic ‚en-b! te, f. ocular Augen-blasenstiel, m. optic i Augen-blennorrhoe, /. catarrhalcon- | junctivitis | Augen-blick, m. moment Augen-blicke, m.pl. helle or lichte, lucid intervals Augen-blinzeln, ». nictitation, blink-

ing

Augen-blödigkeit, f, weakness of eyes

Augen-blutader, f. ophthalmic vein

Augen-blutunterlaufung, /, suffu- sion or ecchymosis of eye

fae

f eve Auen atach, capsule of eve con- f. Frei; vide for

geal clinic for aye | *

= gana m, ophthalmic gang- Auugen-krarpf m.

Page keane 5 Ba sußeri ering oom eye

oa mi rec m. & f. sufferer from eye disease

Augen-krankheit, f. eye disease

Augen-krankheitenlehre, r ophthal- re N f

Augen m. cancer of e

kreis, m. orbital circ a

1, f. eyeball

Augen-lei en, n. = -krankheit

A -leuchten, m. luminosity of

Augen-licht, n. eyesight

Augenlid, n. eyelid

Augenlid- schwellung, f. swelling of eyelid

Augenlid-aponeurose, f. palpebral

Augenlid-aufhalter, m. levator pal-

pebre Augenlid-aussenfläche, f. outer sur- face of eyelid Augenlid-band, n. tarsal ligament Augenlid-bändchen, ». — -band Se eae, f. plastic surgery

eyeli Augenlid-bindehaut, 7. palpebral conjunctiva -blinzeln, #, nictitation,

Arena re, m. sloughing or

e of eyelid Auigenliddetse 7. gland of eyelid, eibomian gland

. in fiom of Meibomiası dand

ey Augenlid-kante, f. margin of ¢ Augenlid-karbunkel, m, of eyelid Augenlid-knorpel, m Augentidknorpeiband,n n. ta men Augenlid-kno f. de- generation of tarsal age Augenlid-knorpelen!‘ f. in- Angenlid-\coorpelgesch wuts atm - e hr of a er R Augenlid-krätze, f. t Augenlid-krampf, m. blep Augenlid-krebs, m. u of eye ee . paralysis of rehire, m, a muscle of the eyelid Augenlid-muskellähmung, f. paraly- sis of muscle of eyelid Augenlid-muskulatur, 7. muscular apparatus of eyelid Augenlid-naht, 7, suture of vot one Augenlid-nerv, m. palpebral nerve ‘oa f. surface of e id pee rn f.pl. tarsal plates

Ane ca

ehe m. palpebral m 's

Augenlid-randdrüsen, j.pl.

portion of

rum

Augenlid-randverwachsung, /. ad- id-ı m. orbicularis

Abgenlnine, f. primary grove

Augenlid-rose, f. a of eyelid fapneecingaaes, j. palpe

, m. orbicularis Augenlid-schliessmuskel, m. =

lid- m. closure of eye-

Augenischts, m protection af-

Augenlid-schwellung, f. = -an- schwellung ; enw, fs ont or Augenlid-spalte, pre = ure Augenlid-spaltenverengung, =

Augenlidselung, }. position of eye- eee

Augenlid-umkehrung, f. inversion of eyelid

of a muscle of the eye muskelnerv, m. oculo-motor

nerve

m. circle of ocular muscles Augen-nasenfurche, 7. oculo-nasal

groove Augen-nasennerv, , nasal division of fifth cranial nerve Augen-nebel, m. cloudiness of the eye Augen-nerv, m. a nerve of the eye Aeusaieicthe m sulphate of zine ugen-pflege, f, care e eyes -phantom, ®=. ophthalmo- phantom

Augen-phthise, f. atrophy of eyeball Augen-pigment, #. eye-pigment Augen-pol, m. ocular pole .

ge ms peerage) j. ophthalmic ar- Angeacpush, m. visual point Augen-reiz, m. irritant of the Augen-reizung, f. irritation of the

eye Augen- ‚m. iris nn Se ing m. orbicularis palpebrarum ugen-rinnen, ». watery eyes, run- ning of the eyes Augen-tollmuskel, m. trochlear P muscle of ; oes ugen-rose, f. erysipelas of eye Augen-röte, /. redness of — Augen-salbe, /. an eye oin

conjunctivitis Augen-schleimhaut, /. ocular mu- cous membrane re m. en in the eye m. -schleim-

ff Ages im. protection of the

Augen-schützer, m. eye-shade or Acie sch wache: f; weakness of the

eye

Augen-schwarz, ». retinal pigment

Augen-schwindel, m. ocular vertigo By presi m. atrophy of eye-

Augen-spalte, f. palpebral fissure Augen-spiegel, m. ophthalmoscope Augen-spiegelb , m. result of ophthalmoscopic examination

Augen-spegebil, n. ophthalmo- as nis, n. = -spie- Augen. are sp!

ee nglrisesnihang, f. oph- moscopic examination Augen-spritze, f. syringe for the eyes Augen-star, m. cataract Augen-stein, m. sulphate of zinc ; lachrymal calculus Augen-stellung, f. position of the eye Augen-stern, m. pupil; vide for compds. Pupillen- Augen teile, m. optic peduncle Augen-streupulver, n. dusting-pow- er for the eye ech, täuschung, f. optical illusion Augen-triefen, n. blear-eye, lippitudo A -tripper, m. sontxhteck oph-

ea Augen-tropfen, m.p/. eye-drops or

ig ne n. bottle with i or eye-drops

A tropfwasser, n. = -tropfen

Kal trost, m. Euphrasia officin-

Ten ir Ne RO f. over ne toe a

u eg

the eyes ; visual distanté

Augen-wimper, f. all, m.

Augen-wim; out of eyelashes . Augen-wimpernverlust, m. Po cof eyelashes

Augen-windung, f. frontal convolv- |

Ameneineee mi. canthus

Augen-winkelarterie, f. angular artery

ange eile f. angular

Augen-winkelfalte, J nee ugen-winkelges ee at inner canthus ; lachrymal sac Augen-winkelgeschwiir, n. zegilops, cer at inner canthus

Augen-winkelpulsader, f. = -winkel- arterie a kelschlagader, f. = -win-

Augen-winkelzacke, f. angular head an Henle’s quadratus labii superi-

Kuss wöliekein, n. ocular cloud

Augen-wunde, f. wound of the eye

Augen-wurz, /. athamanta cretensis

Augen-wurzel, f. dandelion or va- lerian root

Augen-zahn, m. eye-tooth

er en-zergliederung, f. dissection of

e eye

ka enie, n. ocular proof

Augen-zirkel, mm. iris

Augen-zittern, . nystagmus x

Augen-zucken, n. twitching of the eyeball

Aug

Augen-zuckung, /. = -zucken ir Aurikularpunkt, m. auricular point

egenera Ausatmen, 14.81.10 breathe out; to expire, to die 1 ‚ f exhalation ; expira- tion, death ; for compds. vide

v.t. to cauterise or de-

Pius hihi terisation cau Ausbauchen, v.i, to swell or bulge out

f. swelling or bulging

Benin Atiden, & i. to form; to aug, formation, develop-

compds. vide Bildung- Ausbluten, va. mine bleeding vi. &ı. to throw u to vomit; to extract (a tooth); to break out (of disease, eruption,

Ausbreiten, v,t. & i. to spread out,

ae f. spreading, exten- ‚m. area of

Ausbrüten, v.f. to incubate i v.t. to incu Ausbriitung, f. incubation —— hie ‚or pouch }. rn, sinus,

sen, uch, bul, Ausdehnbar, a. dilata table, distencile,

Ausdehnbarkeit, f. dilatability C . ity, ex- tensibility

br ne ae to dilate, distend ; to

Ausdehnung, /. dilatation, disten- sion, stretching, enlargement ; for compds. vide also Extension-

eit, f. dilata- bility, ibility

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Aus

Ausdehnungs-kraft, elasticity, latability f. a

Ausdehnungs-vermögen, n. — -fä- A ‘werkzeug, ». dilating

a tus, dilator Ausdrängen, v.t. to squeeze or press ow Ausdruck, m. expression Ausdrücken, v.t. to express, to squeeze or force out Be f. movement

Andree, m. means of ex-

Rec va. to transpire, to Ph perso to exhale Ausdiinstung, /. perspiration, exha- A Berne evaporation, effluvium ünstungsmesser,

> m. hygro- meter

Auseinander-laufend, a. je

Sere someone v.i. to sepa- Ta

Auseitern, v7. to suppurate, to cease suppuratin,

brane tt n. (de Lippen) herpes a

Ausfall, m. prolapse ; falling out or shedding pf hair, & &c.) =

Ausfallen, v.t. 1. to fall out or off (as of hair, teeth) ; to dislocate usfliessen, v.t, to flow out, to

run Ausfluss, m. discharge, flux, flow,

emission f. Mariotte’s bottle Ausfluss-geschwindigkeit, f. velocity of efflux or emission f. amount dis- charged Ausfluss-strahl, m. jet, stream Ausfluss-thermometer, m. weight- thermometer Ausforschen, v.t. to explore, to in- vestigate Ausforschung, f. exploration, in- vestigation Ausfrieren, v.i. to congeal Ausführen, v4. to evacuate, to purge Ausführend, a. evacuant, excretory, ative Ausführlich, a. detailed, circum- stantial Ausführung, f, evacuation, excre- tion Ausführungs-gang, m. or -weg, m. excretory duct

4 &

m. outlet, termination orifice of

nearest: nie en of outlet Ausghren, vi fo ferment, to: pen Ausgebreitet, a. diffuse, scattered ‘Anssbuctiet;s.excayated, pouched;

sinuous

vgs. ee ae diffused, spread, extensive dangelivesen, a . eroded,

corroded Piepesnihit, a. excavated, hollowed

SET ode

Ausgekerbt, a. n chen: serrated 4 a. well devel a. squeezed out, ex-

f. = A chen, v.t. & ref to compen- sate, to balance Ausgleichswiderstand, m. compen- Ausgleich f tio; usg ung, f. compensation Ausglei ungsstrémung, f. compen-

Aushauch, m. = Ausatmung Aushauchen, v./, &i. = Ausatmen Aushauchung, f. = Ausatmung Ausheilen, v.f. & i. to cure com- pletely, >) heal up Ausheil lung, / . a complete cure Aushil ttel, nm. a temporary or makeshift remedy or appliance Aushöhlung, /. excavation, hollow Aushusten, v.f. & i. to cough up me expectorate ; ; to cease cough-

te Ag v.i. to germinate, to cease germinating Auskernen, v./. to enucleate ung, f. enucleation Auskleiden, v.i. to cover, to line Auskleidung, f. covering, lining, lining membrane

tion indication or N Auskultato:

= |

risch, a. 1 Auskultieren, v.t. to auscultate Auskurieren, v.t. = E

Ausläufer, m. process ; Auslaugen, vt. to "ixiviate, to

Fe }.lixiviation,extraction.

Ausleeren, vt. to empty, to evacu- ate, to void, to p

Ausleerend, a. evacuant,

or purgative -stoff, m. matter voided or evacuated Auslöffeln, v.f. to scoop out or remove with a spoon Auslöffelung, f. scraping or scooping with a spoon Auslösbar, a. removable, Merc Auslösen, v4, to ex disarticulate ; to loosen ; to die 5 ah “ set in er to incite uslösung, /. extirpation ; = ; dissolution ; "setting in action, incitation, liberation (of energy) Auslösungsapparat, m. leasing mechanism Auslüften, v,f. to air, to ventilate Auslüftung, 7. airing, ventilation Ausmagern, v.f. & i. to cause to emaciate ; to become thin Ausmeisseln, v.t, to chisel out or off Ausmeisselung, f. chiselling out or off Ausmergeln, v.t. to enervate, to cause to emaciate, to make lean Ausmergelung, f. enervation, emaci- ation Ausmiinden, v.i. to open into Ausmündung, /. outlet, orifice

catch, re-

| Ausmiindungstelle, /. point of outlet

or orifice

umdeen, ot & 4. to expose; to intermit, to pause, to s

Aussetzend, a. intermittent, inter- Aussetzung, f. exposure; inter-

Aussondern, v.t. to secrete, to ex- crete, to eliminate ‚a. secretory, ex , f. the act of secre- tion, excretion, elimination ; vide for all compds. Sekretion- Ausspanner, m. tensor or extensor muscle Ausspannung, f. distension ; relaxa- tion Ausspeien, v.i, to spit out, to vomit, to expectorate n Ausspeiung, f. spitting up, vomiting, expectoration a Aussprache, /. pronunciation, articu- lation Ausspringen, v.t. to dislocate by lea)

RGpacitout, vt, & 7. to wash or cleanse by syringing, to syringe ; to inject (post mortem) ; to spurt out

Ausspritzend, a. ejaculato:

Ausspritzung, f. se 2 cleans- ing by syringing, syringing injec- tion, ejaculation

Ausspritzungs-gang, m. ejaculatory

usspucken, v.f. to spit out, to ex- pectorate, to throw up Ausspiilen, v.4, to wash or rinse out ;

to gargle

Ausspülung, f. a washing or rinsing out ; gargling

Aussterben, v.i. to die, to become extinct

Ausstossen, v.t. to expel, to cast or

throw out, to evacuate Ausstossung, /. evacuation, expul- sion, ejaculation Ausstrahlen, v.i. to radiate Ausstrahlung, /. radiation

oysters x Austilgen, v.t, to extirpate, to de a stroy,to ge obliterate

ustilgung, f. extirpation, destruc- tion, extermination, obliteration

Austoben, v.i. to cease ravi

Austragen, v.f. to carry to time

Austragung, /. carrying to full time

Austreiben, v.f. to expel, to eject

Austreibend, a. expulsive

Austreibung, f. the act of expulsion or ejection i

Austreibungs-kraft, f. power of ex- pulsion

Austreibungs-moment, n. expulsive factor

Austreibungs-periode, f. ulsion period ; second stage of labour

Austreibungs-vermögen, n. = -kraft

Austreibungs-zeit, f. second phase of ventricular systole, when semi- lunar valves are open

Austreten, v./. & i. to dislocate, to sprain the foot; to extravasate, to protrude

Austretung, f. = Austritt

Austritt, m. extravasation, protru- sion

Austritts-schenkel, m. (des Facialis the tract of fibres of the faci nerve in the medulla oblongata after leaving the abducens nucleus

Babes-Ernst’sche Körnchen, pi. Seinen iene er ot 28

Bacillen-brut, f. brood of bacilli Loe Fiend f. staining of

Bacillen-form, f. = Bacillen-frei, a. free Br bacilli Bacillen-gehalt, m. amount of bacilli

Bacillen-haltig, a. containing bacilli Lon reall m. oe of bacilli -klumpen, m. clump or mass of bacilli \ r- Bacillen-lehre, f. bacteriology Bacillen-masse, j. substance, collec- tion or mass of bacilli Bacillen-menge, f. amount of bacilli Bacillen-nachweis, m. demonstra- tion of bacilli Bacillen-reich, a. full of bacilli Bacillen-schleim, m. hund pro- duct of nr BR 5 Bacillen-sc m. a Kader or swarm of aan

Be ABOG, m. a chain of

Bacillen-wucherung, f. rapid in- crease or gro of bacilli Bacilli, m.p/. retinal : rods Backe, f. = Backen Backen, m. the cheek; re cheek Backen- (in compds.), buccal ; vide for a Shed bar po > } swe © en Bere Fl In mr = cken-arterie, f. buccal artery Backen-bart, m. whiskers Backen-bein, n. = -knochen Backen-drüse, fj. buccal gland hintere, /. molar gland Backen-falte, f, buccal fold Backen-fistel, f. buccal fistula

dicker,

Backen-knochen, m. malar bone, — any bone of the cheek ’ Backen-muskel, m. muscle Backen-muskelnery, m. = -f Backen-nerv, m. buccal nerve Backen-nervenschmerz, m. ' herein

Backen- pisces f. or

np „schlagader,

Backen- Beer, 2 a cous membrane

Backen schleimhautserwachsung, f adhesion of buccal mucous rn x

Bete hwellung, f a

en-schwi ‚I = aie

schwell

Backen-tasche, f. cheek-

Backen-zahn, m. = Ba

Bäckerbein, n. knock-knee

Bäckerkrätze, f. baker's “itch ®* or eczema

Backpulver, ». baking-powder .

es a. lateritious

‚m. molar tooth

Bad n. bath, bathing; watering- place

alkalisches —, alkaline bath

aromatisches —, aromatic bath

elektrisches —, electric bath

irisch-rémisches —, hot-air bath followed by douching, soaping, and massage

medizinisches —, medicated bath

Moor —, mud-bath

moussierendes —, effervescing bath

örtliches —, local bath meumatisches —, air-bath ol —, Sol —, brine-bath Bade-anstalt, f. bathing establish- ment

Ph. G. Balg, ae ic ; husk, skin, = ; also Cysten- Baik-artig, a cyst uke, ox apo ji d f. follicular gland cavity

Ree energie, f. cystic fib- Balg-feischgeschwuls, f. cystic sar-

Balg-geschwulst, j. encysted tu- a tumour, atheroma-

Bee fi Fi or follicular

Bale. ail, }. Be ar re

re ne f. Te Fa dose

Te f. membrane of fol- cle tic sarcoma

-wandverdickung, /. thickening of cyst-wall ys Balg-wasserbruch, m. encys y- drocele Bälkchen, ». little beam, trabe- cula — (im

Balken. (in compds.), trabecular ; relating to corpus callosum . artery of corpus callosum TEE a. trabecular Balken-ausstrahlung, f. radiation of fibres of corpus callosum Balken-fasern, /,pl. fibres of the

Balken-förmig, a. = -artig Balken-gerüste, ». trabecular frame- work, formation or stroma Bilknchar 7 n. trabecular tissue Balken-harfe, f. lyre of corpus cal-

Balkenknie, n. genu of corpus cal- Balken nakt, f he of

en-; . raphe of corpus callosum ; quilled suture

then ; Balken-furche, /. median % corpus callosum ; ae ginal sulcus

Balken-muskeln, m.pl. columnz carne

Balken-windung, f. convolution of corpus callosum

Ballen, v.t. & reff. to form in balls, to conglomerate, to conglobate, to

Peni

en, m. ball, eminence,

Ballengicht, f. ‘gout in welch of Bal or sole of foot

Ballismus, m. chorea

Ballon, m. carbo

Ballonspritze, f.

ne (in compds. Rie to

baths

Balneo-diätetik, 7. directions to be followed by those using mineral- waters or -baths

Balneo-graphie, f. description of baths or bathing resorts

Balneo-logie, f. science of baths and bathing

Balneo-logisch, a, balneological

Balneo-technik, /. method of bath administration

Balneo-therapie, f. treatment by baths

Balsam, m. balsam Balsamharz, n. balsamic resin Balsamholz, ». xylobalsam Balsamieren, v.t. to embalm Balsamierung, f. embalming Balsamisch, a. balsamic

Ban OF MEDICAL TERMS Bar Band, band, 1 commis- | Bandwurm- sur," renum t, ribbon, schwarzer —, taenia medio- le for compds, also ot Bandage, f. bandage latus : oie m. bandage-chest | Bandwurm-abtreibung, /, expulsion of tape-worm

EEE f. art 2 bandagi men menewes -tornister, i zn. A hie of Tatil,

anne: 2 . mili rt

uisites Giadogieten, v.t, to bandage . dage-

erent, m. Ben appa-

er Ügament-Iike —— Band-beinfügung, f. joining of bones

Bandchen, small t

Bänder, n i. epee vide for Bänder beschreibung, f. description Bänder-erschlaffung, f. relaxation of

Barder-haut, f. peridesmium

Bander-lehre, f. syndesmol ee carting n. ligament-knife

ee g; J rupture or Band-fnne, 5; Sartre crassi-

ee d a. = -artig Band-fuge, 7. union by ligaments = ie eee intervertebral, or interarticular disc

Band-schrumpfung, f. shortening of See nang, jf. union by liga-

Band werklirzung, f. shortening of

Beet vetingscune, f. elongation of res m. R breiter. er lerseenhits latus

—, taenia —, taenia oe a

gemeiner or schmal ler —, taenia

Bandwurm-art, f. variety of tape-

Bandwurm-brut, /. embryos of tape- worm

rc heap n. ovum of tape-

Bandwürm-glied, n. proglottis or joint of tape-worm Bandwurm-kopf, m. head of tape-

worm Bandwurm-kur, f. treatment for Po Pkg wurm-mittel, ». remedy for

Wi Sunstone seucke, Fer Lämmer), a disease of lambs Gar to taenia

A ne Rud. wurm-träger, m. host of tape- Bangigkeit, /. anxiety Bankulöl, n. candlenut-oil Benticgkas,f , f. Banting treatment . cortex adamsoniz Beoterhon, f gonorrheea Baracken-lazarett, m. hospital built on barrack system Baracken-system, ». barrack ee Barästhesiometer, m. Eulenburg’ instrument for determining acuteness of the sense of ure Barbados-bein, n. -kr eit, f. or -schenkel, m. Barbadoes leg, Elephantiasis arabum Barbencholera, /. acute gastric attack due to eating barbel out of season Barbitursäure, /, barbituric acid Bärentraube, 7. Arbutus uva ursi, L. Barentraubenblatter, n.pl. folia uve ursi Barenwurzelél, n. oil of e ger; saxifrag Barlapp, m. lycopodium — Bärlapsamen, m. lyco: regen dest n. u Bart, mr. Be ki f. eyioeke barbi Bart-finnenpiiz, m. tinea barbi Bart-flechte, f.or -grind, m. = -finne Bart-haar, n. hair of the beard Bart-los, a. beardless : Bart-wuchs, m. growth of beard

um seed orate

Bassiafette, n.pl. fats obtained from

bonate Baryum-chlorat, ». barium chlorate various kinds of Bassia

barium chloride | Basso: ym. b Dl

Sarfum-hydron res. we bariauı by- Bass taußheit, j. inability So hear eep tones -

en n. barium per- a Fr » f. hybrid genera-

oxide Baryum-nitrat, ». barium nitrate Basuiboku, ». leaves of Andromeda n. barium oxide japonica ydrat, ». barium hy- | Bataviafieber, ». Batavia fever Benin fat, n, barium sulphate oat tee dustdinee eer N. ums upa ,&c, -sulfhydrat, n. stim sul- nes eg n. Hi ad bed ydrate ; ; - Increase of antero- Baryum-sulfid, ». barium sulphide eter in short- Baryum-superoxyd, #. barium per- Basal- (in compds.), basal, basilar, basement

ttarismus, m. stuttering, stam- mering Bau, m. structure, frame, organisa-

Basal-arterie, f. basilar arte: Baal akt fracture of the base tion, form ; building (of the Bauch, m. abdomen, belly 46

hys Bauch-geburt, f. ital presen-

tation Bauch-; n. abdominal vessel Bauch-geflecht, 7. abdominal plexus Bauch-gegend, /. abdominal region Bauch-geschwulst, /. abdominal tumour

Bauch-gicht, f. abdominal gout Bauch-grimmen, n. abdominal colic Bauch-gurt, m. belly-band, binder Bauch-haut, /. skin of abdomen Bauch-hautvene, /. vein in skin of abdomen Bauchhöhle, f. abdominal cavity Bauchhöhlen - eileiterschwanger - schaft, f. tubal pregnancy au a ee n. abdom-

viscera Bauchhohlen-eréffnung, f. opening of abdomen Bauchhöhlen-schwangerschaft, f. ab- dominal pregnancy Bauchhöhlen-wand, /, or -wandung, j. abdominal wall Bauchhöhlen-wassersucht, /. ascites Bauchhöhlen-klopfen, ». abdominal pulsation Bauchhöhlen-kneipen, n. = -grim-

men year mie n. or -kol- ern, n. borborygmus Bauchhöhlen-kompresse, f. abdom- inal compress Bauchhöhlen-krampf, m. abdominal

spasm, colic Bauchhöhlen-krankheit, /. abdom- inal disease

Bauchhöhlen-lage, f. abdominal gg abdominal presenta- on

Bauchhéhlen-linie, f. linea alba

hav tae abdominis abdominal contraction actic

Bauch-nabel, m. umbilicus 3

Bauch-naht, f. abdominal suture

fascia ; Den ee

cidity of abdominal ’ Bauchmuskel-scheide, f. sh

Bauch-pilze, m.p!. Bauch platte, Pipe -blatt Bauch-presse, f. abdominal 1

Bauch-pulsader, f. = 4 Bauch-quetschung, f. abdominal contusion ”

Bauch-raum, m. = -höhle Bauch-redner, m. ventriloquist Bauch-reflex, m. abdominal reflex — Bauch-ring, m. inguinal or ab- dominal ring Bauch-ringbruch, m. inguinal hernia Bauch-saugnapf, m. ventral suc- torial disc or pore Bauch-scheidenschnitt, m. abdom- inal elytrotomy Bauch-schlagader, f. = -arterie Bauch-schmerz, m. peep Bauch-schnitt, m. abdomi in- cision Bauch-schuss, m. or -schuss f. gunshot wound of abdomen Bauch-schwangerschaft, f. abdom- inal pregnancy Bauch-schwellen, ». or -sch f.abdominal distension or swelling Bauch-schwindel, m. gastric vertigo Bauch-schwindsucht, 7. abdominal phthisis

Bauchspeicheldriisen-krebs, m. car-

cinoma of Bauchspeicheldrüsen-sft, m. pan-

„schwanz, m.

tail of pancreas of

obstruction of pancreatic duct

schwund, m. F-

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- zwölffin -

in compds,), ——a paen- m. abdominal specu-

lum . Bauch-steinschnitt, m. supra-pubic lithotom aig Bancheastich, m. tapping of abdomen,

Bauch-stichwunde, /. a punctured wound of abdomen . ns stiel, m. pedicle of allantois m. umbilical cord Bauch-' m, abdominal portion Bauch. n. abdominal cloth or

en»:

1 . umschlag Bauch-umfang, m. circumference of abdomen

m. abdominal fo-

mentation, tice or Eropaanken Bauch-vene, /. abdominal vein

Bauch-verband, m. abdominal dress- Besen, f. abdominal wall

inal vesico-urinary 2: Se

c hrung, /

el abdcrsinal valle

per-

Beb Bauchwand- 2

gefäss, n. vessel of ab- Bauch-wandung, f. and compds. =

u -wassersucht, f, ascites Bauch-wassersüchtig, a. ascitic

Bauch-wi tym

Bauch-wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra

Bauch-wirbelnery, m. lumbar spinal nerve

Bauch-wirbelsäule, /. lumbar ver- tebral column

Bauch-wunde, f. abdominal wound

Bauch-wiirmer, m.pl. intestinal

worms Bauch-zwang, m. constipation ;

tenesmus Bauernrhabarber, m. Euphorbia lathyries Bauernwetzel, m. mum: Bauhinsche Klappe, aoe N um, m. ig, a. or -ähnlich, a. arbor- escent, dendritic Baumöl, n. common olive-oil Baumstar, m. arborescent cataract Baumwolle, f. cotton-wool Baumwollenwurzelrinde, f. cotton- root bark FE n. cotton-seed

. ileo-cecal

Oi Bausch, m. pledget, compress, pad, dossil P 3 5

Bäuschchen, of Bausch

Bauschmuskel, m. splenius muscle

Baybeerenbaum, m. greenheart-tree,

\ectandra Rodizi

Baycuruwurzel, f. root of Statice brasiliensis

Bayöl, ». oil of bay

Bayrumöl, ». = Bayöl

Bdellotomie, f. puncturing the tail- end of a Jeech whilst sucking to enable it to extract more blood

Bdellometer, m. artificial leech

Be f, anxiety

Beard sche Krankheit, f. neuras-

thenia Bebeerurinde, f. bebeeru bark Beben, v.i. to tremble Bebrüten, v.i. to incubate, to hatch Bebriitung, f. incubation

n. diminutive

forceps Becken-band, n. a Becken-bau, 'm. structure of pelvis Becken-bauchfell, n. pelvic perito- neum

pelvic Sais:

Becken-bauchfellentzündung, f. peri- metritis |

Becken-bein, n. a pelvic bone; os innominatum

Becken-beinmuskeln, m.pl/. pelvic muscles

Becken-binde, f. pelvic fascia Becken-bindegewebe, n. pelvic con- nective tissue Becken-bindegewebsentzündung, f. parametritis -blasenfascie, f, recto-vesical £

ascia Becken-blutader, f. and compds. = -ader

Becken-blutung, f. pelvic hemor- rhage Becken-boden, m. pelvic floor Becken-bruch, m. pelvic fracture Becken-bucht, f. pelvic inlet

Becken-dach, ». pelvic roof Becken-darmhöhle, /. pelvi-intes- tinal cavity

ea openltät, f- pelvic de- orm Becken- ‚ f. pelvic gland Becken-durchmesser, m. pelvic dia- a neiög en-eingang, m. ine inlet ; superior aperture of pelvis bene, f. plane of eer ; pelvic inclination

elvis presenti Becken et, a Becken-geflecht,

er: i: Becken-grube, eset Becken-gurt, de a Pet run pelvis en-gürtel, m Becken-halbring, girdle Becken-hochlagerung, Ja berg’s position

Becken-höhle, f. pelvic cavi -

Becken-höhlenfläche, fe ' pelvic cavi

Becken-innenfläche, f. inner e

of pelvis x Becken-kamm, m. crest of ilium Becken-kanal, m, pelvic canal Becken-knochen, m. a pelvic bone;

os innominatum Becken-knochengeschwulst, f. tü-

mour of pelvic bone Becken-knochenpfanne, f. acetabu- lar portion of os innominatum Becken-kriimmung, f. pelvic curva- ture Becken-lage, f. = -einstell: Becken. iock; n. pelvic outiees Becken-mass, n. pelvic measure Becken-messer, m. pelvimeter

pelvic nerve

vie organ vic layer—e.g. of

Becken-rand, m. Hm: brim m. pelvic space, or

Becken-weichteile, m.p/. pelvic soft parts

eat, f. widest part of

Becken-zeilgewebe, n. pelvic cellular

: en!

suppurati ic cellulitis

rch ora pelvic dia- Bedeckt, a. cov

Bedeuten, v.i. toa signify, indicate Bedeutend, a. cant, important

Bedingt, a. conditional, partial 51

Boerligeey oe Ehe habe Beacdiguag? plate ale - -place Beerdigungs-weise, f. mode of burial » m. all affairs mrp with buri Beerenférmig, a . aciniform, bacci- orm Beerschwamm, m. yaws, fram- beesia

Beethaar, n. hair which becomes

detached from the the pa and

takes root in the e-cells nna

allen, v.t. to attack

allungspilze, m moulds

and fungi attacking : fodder, &c.

er v.t. to fasten, to “fix, to

Befestigung, f. fastening, fixation, attachment :

er age. n. ligament of

Befesti m. t of ste ee 9

Befeuchten, v.t. to eee to damp

Befeuchtung, f. moisteni

Befinden, ». state of healt

Beförderungsmittel, n. promoter (e.g. of secretion), adjuvant

Befruchten, v.t. to fecundate, to impregnate, to fertilise

. fecundation, im-

ertilisation

Bei iruchtungs-fähig, 0 capable of impregnation or of impregna

Befruchtungs-fählgkeit }. ei for impregnating or conceiving

Befruchtungs-organ, g organ

Befruchtungs-teile, m-p/, the genitals or generative organs

eg glg n. = -fä-

igkeit Befühlen, v.i. to touch, to feel, to pate

Befund, m. state, condition

Begatten, v.refl. to copulate

Begattung, f. copulation

n. 1

Begattungs-organ, n. generative organ

Begattungs-trieb, m. sexual instinct or impulse

Begiessen, v.t, to irrigate

u |

layer or stratum Begriff, m. idea, conception Begrifis-fähigkeit, f. power of appre- Benritis or ögen, fi it s-verm ne | Begriffs-verwechslung, 7. confusion: of ideas Begrifis-zeichen, ». sign or symbol

of ideas Behaart, a. hairy, hirsute Behaartheit, f. hairiness, hirsuteness Behaarung, f. = Behaartheit Peete, a. acffeted, infected, af- icted Behälter, m. receptacle, reservoir Behandein, vt. to treat, to attend, to have under one’s professional care

Behandlung, f. treatment, medical |

attendance or management Behandlungs-art, f. method of treat- ment Behandlungs-dauer, f. duration of treatment Behandlungs-weise, f. = -art Beharschen, v.i. to crust over Behenöl, n. oil of ben Behensäure, f. behenic acid Behorchen, v.t. to auscultate Behorchung, f. auscultation Behring’sches Gesetz, n. Behring's law—that the serum of animals which have acquired immunity against a certain infection can im- munisesusceptible animals against that infection Beibringen, v.i. to administer Beibringung, f. administration

Beibringungs-mittel, n. a vehicle for weise, f, method of

drugs

atum Bein- (in com; Ben the leg ; mpl) eatin for the former, vide = m. fracture ; ct A - Beinbruch-lade, ib frame or for fractured . Banbruchacheabe f. suspe „gperatus or cradle for fracture

Basehen, n. a small bone, Beinern, a. bony, osseous, one

Beinerzeugung, f. ossification

Beinerv, m. accessory nerve

Bein-fäule, 7. or -frass, m.

Beingerüst, ». skeleton 9

Bein-geschwulst, f. exostosis

Bein-geschwiir, n. ulcer of leg .

Bein-halter, mm. leg-support of -holder :

Bein-hart, a. as hard as bone

Bein-haut, f. or -häutchen, periosteum ; vide for al oom Come Knochenhaut-

Beinicht, a, bony, resembling bone, osseous

Beinig, a. = Beinicht

| Bein-lade, f. splint, cradle or frame for leg ; leg-rest

Bein-naht, f.

Bein-rüstung, f. fracture apparatus

Bein-säge, f. bone-saw -

Bein-schiene, /. cradle, splint

Bein-schwarz, n. bone- “black, animal charcoal

ig, a. een copu-

f. capability of

e isch fi t E 2 h Bastninis fähig, a. incapable of

Eeopalating

Beizen, v.t. to- stain or fix, to ee Beiz-kraft, f, corrosive power Beiz-mittel, n. a mordant or corro- emrceonemrich, m. combative-

Bekeimen, v.i. to erminate Bekleidung, a. Elothing lining

, coverin, Bellemmen, u. to reas, to confine, : f. pressure, confine- ment, oppression, difficulty

nm. sense of

nervous ker eng vt. sexes animate, to vivify, to restore, to

Belebungs-mittel, n. a restorative . Bee reesch, m. attempt to

Pe sage covering, coating, coat, investment = Mm. bone ; m.

covering or Over-

lying cartilage

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Beleg vering or investing min Ty) covering Sete

Be eee covering or in- Beleg-ze cB Maar ee

Beiegt, a. coated, furred, h 8: f- and. compds. = Beleibt, a. corpulent, obese Beleibtheit, /. corpulence, obesity Beleuchten, in to illuminate Beleuch! nating appara chtungs-brille, . EEE eg (for laryngeal inspec-

Er a tet n. illuminant Beleuchtungs-spiegel,m.

illumination

m. illumi-

illuminating mirror Belladonna, /, belladonna ee tter, #.p/. belladonna eaves

-pflaster, ». belladonna r Belladonne-salbe, f. belladonna oint-

ment Belladonna-vergiftung, 7. belladonna

Belladonna: wurzel, belladonna-

Bellen, v.i. to bark, yell

Bellocqsche Röhre, f. Bellocq’s sound

Bellsche Lähmung, f. Bell's para- lysis

Bellscher Lehrsatz, m. Bell's law oa di en dread of g ung? objects Benarben, v./ t, to mark with

scars ; "to cicatrise Benarbt, a. scarred, cicatrised Benarbung, f. cicatrisation eed m. cicatricial mar-

Benediktenkraut, n. Folia cardui benedicti, Ph. G.

Benignität, f. benignity, laudable character (of pus)

Benöl, . oil of ben

Benommen, a. benumbed, stupefied, dazed, heavy

Benommenheit, /. numbness, stupe- faction, stupor

Benzalchlorid, ». benzal chloride

Benzaldehyd, n. benzaldehyde

Benzin, n. benzine

Lithion, ». lithium benzoate Benzoé-saures Natron, ». sodium

benzoate Benzoé-schmalz, n. benzoated lard acy gag a or ‘tincture of ben-

Benzeiniert, a. benzoated, benzoin- ate Benzonitril, n. benzonitrile

Beölen, v.t. to oil, to lubricate

ep ices v.t. to ‘paint or apply by a brush

lung, f. pelts or applica-

ion by means of a brush

Bepudern, v.t, to dust or apply powder to

Beräuchern, v.t. to fumigate

Beräucherung, f. fumigation

Berauschen, v.f. & i. to intoxicate, to become intoxicated

Berauschend, a. intoxicating, in- ebriating

Berauscht, a. intoxicated, drunk

Berauschung, f. intoxication

Berauschungsmittel, ». intoxicant

Berberitze, f. berberis, barberry

Berberitzenwurzelrinde, f. bark of barberry root

Bereich, ». district, region

Berg, m. mountain ; monticulus

Bergamottöl, n. bergamot-oil

Bergamottö: pfer, m. bergamot

camphor Bergfieber, n. mountain fever Bergkach

exie, /. cachexia due to ostomiasis

n. mountain climate Berekrankheit, f. (1) mountain

Ber

eit, j. € by the patient’s professi or occupation Beruhi er v.t. to quiet, t e Beruhigend, a. soothing, s nr i. cule

paveris, Ph. G. Berührung, f. touch, cont:

tiguity

-elektricität, 7, gal

Berührungs-fläche, f. surface

tact

Berührung punkt; m. point of c

Besänftigen, v.t. to appease, Per to quiet, to calm

Besänftigung, /. appeasing, sooth- — ing, quieting oe

Besänftigungsmittel, sedative, palliative f

Besät, a. studded

Besatzkörperchen, n. marginal cor- puscle

Beschaffen, a. constituted

Beschaffenheit, /. quality, er condition, character, dist

Beschäftigung, f. occupation, —

ness

Beschäftigungs-krampf, m. s N due to certain occupations—e.g, writer’s cramp

Beschaftigungs-neurose, 7. neurosis due to certain occupations

A u

> m. acceler- Beichneiden 04 to cut, to pe, to to circumcise Beschneidung, / cutting, trimming, Beschuppt, a. covered with scales

Beschuppung, f. scaliness

regen if roubi, pain, affec- ‘J

Beseelung, ek id iration

ee liawahn, ae. |

| _ mania

Besetzt, a. covered, bordered

ainst disease ae to nn to

Bespülung, f. laving, washing Bespin, |. improvement, recovery Bestand, mideration, stabili „ompenent, Zu {sear

Restatang bal “ua, int interment vide

Besteck, n, lache), Be a textes struments Bestielt, a. pedunculated Bestielung, /. character of petits Bestreichen, v.t. to grease, Bestuschew’s Eisentinktur en Bestu- schew’s ethercal tincture of chlo- ride of iron Betasten, v,f. to examine by touch, Be relenie; to handle f. examination by touch, meer ulation ut. to Pecan, to render senseless, to benumb, to stupefy

Betäubend, Ba fying, ee os Betäubt, a. Dee. torpid, dizzy, narcotised

rn DR act of stunning or benum ; Stupor, insensibility Betäubungs-mittel,

, %. a narcotic

Betäu! es m. condition of Betol, ». betol

a. intoxica pees f. state of intoxica-

bed Bett» n, nd a. bedridden

Bet-ligei, n. (nachtliches), noc- turnal enuresis Bett-nässer, m. one who wets his bed

Bett-pissen, n. =

Bett-ruhe, f. rest in bed erg m. or -schüssel, 7. Bett-sucht, morbid tendency to lie

Bett-wanze a Br (i spd ‘fle in com xor

bewegung, f. flexion Beuge-fläche, /. flexor surface Beuge-krämpfe, mm. = flexor cramps Beuge-muskel, m. flexor muscle Beugen, v.t. to bend, to flex, to curve

steam-bath given

| Beuger, m. flexor muscle

Beugerwulst, m. bicipital eminence Beuge-sehne, f. flexor tendon eide, f. sheath of flexor tendon Beuge-seite, f. flexor surface or side Beuge-stellung, /. ponies of flexion Beuge-wirbel, m.p/, all vertebre capable of flexion Beuge-zuckung, /. flexor spasm Beugung, f. flexion, flexure, curva- re Beugungsluxation, f. dislocation due to excessive flexion Beule, f. boil, bump, swelling, bruise Beulen-fieber, n. anthrax Beulen-pest, fh. bubonic plague Beulen-seuche, /. = -fie Beutel, #. sac, cyst, pouch, bursa Beutel-geschwulst, f. eystic or en- cysted tumour Beutelknochen,m.p/. marsupial bones Beutel-naht, /. purse-string suture Beutel-spritze, /. elastic ball-syringe Beutelig, a. sacculated, cystic, bursal ; encysted Bevölkerung, /. population Bevölkerungs-abnahme, /. decrease of population

Bev

ment of population EHER: density

Berökerungeiere, or -theorie, /.

Breuer

7. increase

oe i ve ‚N. prophylactic,

a orale mobile keit, f. mobility ore it, f. mobility, flexi-

Eewegemuskel, m. motor muscle Bewegen, v.?, & 7. to move Beweger, m. = Bewegemuskel Beweglich, a. Bat 3 Beweglichkeit, /. mobility, capa- bility of movement wegtsehen, ». the sensation that objects at rest are moving Bewegung, f. movement, motion, exercise Bewegungs-achse, f. axis of move- ment or rotation

Bewegungs-apparat, m. motor appa- ratus

Bewegungs-ataxie, f. motor ataxia Bewegungs-centrum, rn. centre of movement or rotation Bewegungs-empfindung, f. percep- tion or sense of movement or motion Bewegungs-exkursion, f. or range of movement Be -fahig, a. capable of movement Bewegungs-fähigkeit, f. capability fan ey a PETER wegungs-faser, f. mo Bewegungs-feld, n. field of move-

excursion

ment gefühl, n. = -emp- Bewegungs-hemmung, f. impedi- ment to movement Be i is, n. impedi-

wegungs-

ment to motion

Bew kur, /, treatment by motion (active or passive)

ee eget f. motor para- is Bewe tung, /. motility

Bewegungs-los, a. motionless

Bewegungs-losigkeit, /. motionless- ness, immobility

GERMAN-ENGLISH DIC’ Bevölkerungs-bewegung, f. move- kai ia

fe distur

of consciousness or s Bewusst-seinsvorgang, m.

inal consciousness Bewusst-werden, n. ies

consciousness or sensib

erva, L Biber, m. beaver Bibergeil, ». castor, castoreum Bibergeil-beutel, m. castor-oil sac | opine n. Axungia castorei,

Bibergeil-tinktur, f. tincture of | castor I ee (and compds.), vide Pim- rnell-

Bibirurinde, f. bebeeru bark

Bibron's Antidot, n. antidote against snake-poison ; "contains potassium iodide, sublimate and bromine

BAG Sieg ‘vide also Bik...

Bicepssehne, f. bice om tendon

Bicho, m. (bicho del culo), a skin parasite of South America which zen a disease of the rec

Bicuspidal, a. bicuspid Bicuspidal-klappe, /. mitral valve

n. a two-headed

Bikuibafett, ». oil obtained from Myristica oficinalis

Bild, n. image, fig figure

Bilden, v. rd shape, to form, to con- stitute, mpose

Bildend, a. ep formative

- residual images

Bildepunkte, m WS points of retinal f. formation, development, , organisation, training, culture,cultivation, texture,gro Bildungs- (in compds.), formative, bweichung, f. deviation

from normal formation, mon- strosity, malformation

ie, f, abnormal de- velopment Bildungs-bläschen, ». formative or vesicle ‚m. formative yolk

n. formative ele-

og a. capable of de-

capacity or lanes fa of et banter

‘Bic OF MEDICAL TERMS Bim (ees spiel m. defect | Bi u error or defect of mitral of develo: malformation Biedert's Rahmgemenge, /. infant- ni development 7. formative or

food containing cream, meal, and: FU Sed oe aah,

lactose ty pet n. formative tissue Biege- (in compds.), vide Beuge- Bildungs-grad, m. en of de- Biegen, v.t. = Bildungs hems d of culture _ Biegsam, a. Er iable le hg a. arresting de-

= f- R pliab a he = open

su er en . arrest of Bi , f. = -Beugung development in Biene, f. bee Bildungs-kraft, f. power of develop- en he bee-poison ment ; plastic force Bienen-stich, m. bee-sting Bild m. absence or Bienen-wachs, n. bee’s-wax defect of development Bier, n. beer material, n. formative sub- Bier-essig, m. malt vinegar stance or material Bier-hefe, f. beer-yeast Bildungs-produkt, n. product of de- edge f. eer wert A Bh a Laan Bier'sche Stauung, f. hyperemia in- jungs-punkt, m. germinal centre

duced by band Bildungs-saft, m. = -flüssigkeit

i im cay Bildungs-stätte, /. site or place of

one iestings development

Biett'sche - jf. Liquor am- | Bildungs-stoff, m. formative or

monii germinal material

a. bisexual, hermaphro- | Bi stufe, f. degree of culture

Bildungs-trieb, m. formative im- Ise, plastic force Bi dungs- übermass, n. excessive de-

velopment or growth

Bildungs-vermögen, n. = -fi eit Bildungs-vorgang, m. process of de- PE a re Bildungs-zelle, f. formative or germ- inal cell

Bilgewasser, n. = Bilschwasser Biliar, a. relating to gall, biliary Bilineurin, a. choline

Biliös, a, bilious

Bilokularität, 7. a bilocular condition Bilschwasser, n. bilge-water

Bilse, f, henbane

Bilsenkraut, n. hyoscyamus

Bilsenkraut-extrakt, m. extract of hyoscyamus Bilsenkraut-öl, m. (fettes), Oleum

hyoscyami infusum, Ph. in eg n. Emplastrum hyoscyami, Ph. G. Bilsenkraut-salbe, » of Unguentum hyoscyami, Ph. Bilsenkraut-vergiftung, f. henbane isoning Bilsen-pflaster, », henbane-plaster Bilsen-saft, m. henbane-juice Bilsen-salbe, f. henbane-ointment Bilsen-samen, m. henbane-seed Bimbernelle, f. and compds., vide Pimpernelle

Bindegewebs- (in compds.), vide

also Gewebs-

_ ling of connective tissue 1 usbreitung, f. dis- tribution of connective tissue , f. radia-

webs-ausstrahlung, tion of connective Hana r Bindegewe! m. ou growth of connective tissue en rege f. track of con- ive tissue

Bindegewebs-bälkchen, ». or -balken, m. connective-tissue trabecula Bindegewebs-bildung, f. formation Sa connective tissue f degewebs-brücke, f. bridge or band of connective tissue Bindegewebs-bündel, m. fasciculus or bundle of connective tissue Bindegewebs-eiterung, f. suppura- tion of connective tissue Bindegewebs-entwickelung, f. de- velopment of connective tissue Bindegewebs-entzündung, f. inflam- mation of connective tissue Bindegewebs-erweichung, /. soften- ing of connective tissue i webs-faden, m. filament of connective tissue Bindegewebs-faser, f. fibre of con- nective tissue Bindegewebs-fibrille, f. fibril of con- nective tissue Bi webs-fortsatz, m. process or prolongation of connective tissue Bindegewebs-geriist, n. framework of connective tissue Bindegewebs-geschwulst, 7. tumour

‚of connective tissue

bs-grenze, f. border or |

margin of connective tissue Bindegewebs-haut, f. connective- tissue membrane Bindege webs-herd, m. circumscribed area of connective tissue

wellung, f. swel- | ” Of ConnBeHN

= tissue reticulum indegewebs-neubildung plasm of connective

Bindegewe ‚Re tissue papi Bindegewebs-platte, f.

tissue plate Bindegewebs-raum, m. cleft or Bindegewebs-sack, m. connecti tissue sac Bindegewebs-saft, m. connective- Bindegewebs-scheide, f. con tissue sheath Bindegewebs-scheidewand, Bindegewebs-schicht, f. connective- tissue layer a Bindege we hmelzung, 7, > nective tissue F Bindegewebs-schrumpfun; - shrink- j i eo connective a vf : of connective tissue Bindegewebs-schwellung, f. = -an- schwellung tissue tumour Bindegewebs-spalte, f. cleft or space in connective tissue

in connective tissue

tissue fluid or juice ce

nective-tissue septum # =

ing down or softening Bindegewebs-schwarte, f. thickening Bindegewebs-schwulst, f.connective- Bindegewebs-spaltraum, m. = -spalte

| |

‚ fh gan-

Drettemmective ae loss of

connective tissue j crease of connective tissue : Bindegewebs-wucherung, f-

liferation of connective tissue f. connective-

pro-

tissue cell

pene Sone rons, m. con- tissue cell

wellung, x ing of connective-tissue ae klein of connective-tissue Bindegewebs-zerfall disintegra m. disin -

tion of connective e Bindegewe , j. destruc-

, m, band or fasci- culus of connective tissue

, f. increase of connective tissue ”

f. conjunctiva ; nective-tissue membrane Bindehaut-(incompds.} conjunctival

Bindehaut-ansch

, f. swelling of conjunctiva Bindehaut-blenno:

con-

rrhoe, f. conjunc- lung, f. inflamma-

Bindehaut-entzünd ee ©. Bindehaut-gefäss, n. vessel of con-

Bindehaut-gewebe, n. conjunctival

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Bindahenttske error

tival a sauces oc ae | sac aaah ea

sree wellung, /, = -an- Bindehau » J. xeroph-

thalmia Bindehaut-verdickung, /. thickening En RORY f. ulcera- tion of conjunctiva f. dryness

Bindehaut- 7. hypertro-

„of conjunctiva phy of conjunctiva dragging oo tanjanctivgs "m or on con va Bindemittel, ». an seqin Baa Binden-ein Sp Au in ban Binden-) m. roller of a er Binden-wickler, m, bandage Binden. ‚m. bridle begets (for wen gum) desubstanz, /. connective sub- ser Bindesubstanzge webe, n. connective- tissue structure Bindungsmittel, cement Binnen, a. within, inner, internal

n. agglutinant,

Binnen-blase, f. internal or inner vesicle Binnen n. endothelium

Binnen-fieber, n. inland fever (a malaria occurring in interior of Holland)

Binnen-muskel, m. interior muscle

Binnen-schmarotzer, m.pl. or -tiere, n.pl. entoparasites, entozoa

Binokulares Sehen, ». binccular vision

Binotisch, f. binaural

Bioarithmetik, f. the science of vital statistics

Biochemie, f. chemi of life

Biogen, n. hypothetical basis of Mi substance (Verworn)

h, a. biogenetic

ee Grun ‚nr. bio- genetic fundamental law

Biologisch, a. biological

Biomagnetismus, m. animal mag- netism

= Atmen, ». periodic respira- | Birkenblätteröl, n. ethereal oil ob- tained ram bisch-tres buds | rer n. = Birkenblätteröl Birn-äth bees or -essenz, f. ethereal extract of pears . ee oats, a. pear-shaped, pyri- |

Sanieren “eee ae Birnen- (in compl), vide

Bisam, m. musk '

Bisamkraut, n. Herba moschatelline

Bisamtier, ». musk-ox

Sop oh ahd f. Biskra button or

ie f. = Biskarabeule Bismut- and compds., vide Wismut Biss, m. bite Bissen, m. bolus ; morsel Bisswunde, f. wound caused bya bite n. bistoury Bitter, a. bitter Bitterelixir, ». bitter elixir Bittererde, 7. magnesia Bi t, n. picrotoxin Bi olz, n, quassia Se m. Folia trifolii fibrini, Ph.G Bläschen-ausschlag, m. eruption of | Bitterklee-salz, n. oxalic acid vesicles | Bitterkresse, /. Cardamine amara, L. | Bläschen-bildung, f. formation of Bittermandel- (in compds.), of bitter vesicles almonds Bläschen-decke, f. roof of vesicle ; Bittermandel-öl, n. oil of bitter crop of vesicles almonds Blaschen-ekzem, n. vesicular eczema Bittermandel-stoff, m. amygdaline Bläschen-flechte, f. herpes Bitter-wasser, n. Aqua amygdalarum | Bläschen-flüssigkeit, /. fluid con-

Bläschen- (in compds.), ve vide for compds. also Die Bläschen-ähnlich, a.vesicular, tenular = Bläschen-art, f. kind or BR of vesicle Bläschen-artig, «. = -ähnlich

amarum tents of vesicle Bittermittel, ». bitter Bläschen-form, f. = -art Bittersalz, ». sulphate of magnesia ; | Bläschen-förmig, a. = -ähnlich Epsom salts Bläschen-geräuschh, 2, vesicular Bitterstiss, = Solanum dulcamara, murmur or sound bitter-swee regen cars m. floor of vesicle n.Extractum dul- | Bläschen-krankheit, /. any disease camare, Ph. G. characterised by "vesicle 60

es on sac Blasebalgger pac ae or murmur eng pad n ee ee in compds.), of or belonging to the , vesico- ; vesicu-

lar; vide == compds. also Harn- blasen- an

re f. < tion of evation o

vesicle

Blasen-ähnlich, a. vesicular

Eee rato nm. sacculus of

Buiesracieie, vesical artery bey enlich

, j. dilatation of the bladder eer aamechiag, m. vesicular erup-

Biasen-ausspülung, f. washing-out

of bladder ; Blasen-auswaschung, /. = -ausspii- Blasen-band, #. vesical ligamen co, m. EN Bye:

in Bauch wandtstel, f. abdom- en rupture of

ne ; ER of the am- Ehasie Saschweide, f. bladder trouble ‘

Blasen-bildung, /. formation of

Blasen-blutader, f. vesical vein Blasen-blutadergeflecht, n. vesical

‚ f. extroversion

Busen blutung, f. hee hage fr morr e trom the bladder .

ne m. floor of pope % m. gangrene or slough- ing of bladder ° Blasen-brandbeule, 7. carbuncle

Blasen-breiwurm, m. cysticercus Blasen-bruch, m. cystocele; rup- ture of amnion I n. cervico-vesi- cal fistula

intestinal fistula (small intestine} Blasen-durchleuchtung, /. illumina-

Be nan ha disease of the bladder f

Bee Ts whe ae

res Biasen-erweiterung, f. dilatation of reg tte!

Blasen- escape of urine Blasen-fl any fluid in the bladder ; fluid Contenta of vesicle

Blasen-galle, /. cystic bile

Blasen-gallengang, m. or -gang, m. cystic duct Blasengebärmutter- (in compds.),

utero-vesical Blasengebärmutter-fistel, f, utero-

vesical fistula Blasengebärmutter-scheidenfistel, f.

set ene fistula Blasen-gebiet, n. = -gegend Blasen-geflecht, n. vesical ng Blasen-gegend, f. vesical Blasen- äusch, n. vesic ar

mur Blasen-geschwulst, f. tumour of the bladder Blasen-gewebe, n. vesicular tissue rem) m. ai

gra et fundus of the „pad er N of vesicle

lasen-hals, m. neck of the bladder pen halsdehnung, f. dilatation of the neck of the fe bladder Blasen-halsentzündung, f. inflam- mation of the neck of the bladder

: nikal, thrax (as seen on the tongues en-ka . catarrh of thi ee m e Blasen-klingen, n. vesicular sound Blasen-körper, m. body of the Blasen-körperschnitt, m. cystotom ei, m. Dom of t bladder

bladder

it, /. disease of the

2 » m. cancer of the bladder mikes Puch, 7 paralyes 08 the

Blasen-langsmuskulatur, f. longi- a Sean afer a ies Blasen Ieber, ystic duct -lebergang, m. c uc Blasen-leiden, ». — -krankheit Blasen-scheitel, m. Blasen-löffel, m. lithotomy scoop bladder Blasen , f. gastro-vesical | Blasen-schenkelbruch, m. eg f.rostosveni: | Biasen-echiag, m. San mastdarmfistel, f. recto-vesi- -sc! ‚m. wails . dls Bissen we vesicant Blasen act 4 d ‘| -arterie n. vesican asen-schlagader, f. = -a Blasen-mole, F.hydatid orcysticmole | Blasen-schleim, m. vesical mucus Blasen-mund, m. mouth of bladder, | Blasen-schleimhaut, f. vesical n

recto-vesico-vaginal i Blasenscheiden- dung, f. vesico-

opening of bladder into urethra cous membrane k Blasen-muskel, m. or -muskelhaut, | Blasen - schleimhautentziindus f. muscular coat of bladder inflammation of vesical mucou -muskulatur, 7, muscular ap- membrane a paratus of the bladder Blasen-schleimhautgefäss, n. vessel . para- supplying mucous membrane ¢ lysis of the eier wets et the bladder . 2 bladder Blasen-schliesser, m. or -schliess-

Blasen-mutterfistel, }. utero-vesical fistula

Blasen-mutterscheidenfistel, 7. ves- ico-vaginal fistula Blasen-nerv, m. nerve of the bladder Blasen Öffnung Eee “A ung, /. m = 3 na blister. blister-

muskel, m. sphincter vesice H Blasen-schmerz, m. bladder pain Blasen-schnitt, m. cystotomy 4 apy -schwäche, 7. atony of blad-

er | Blasen - schwamm, m. fungous growth of bladder Blasen-schwangerschaft, f. urinary- bladder pregnancy

chromsaures —, chromate oflead kohlensaures —, carbonate of

lead salpetersaures —, nitrate of lead ema —, sulphate of vanadinsaures —, vanadate of lead wolframsaures —, te or te of lead Blei-acetat, n. acetate of lead Blei-amalgam, n. am ge gu wen f. amaurosis due to Blei-anämie, f. ae, due to lead Blei-anästhesie, f. anzsthesia due to

isoning =F age f. arthralgia due to

Blei-auflösung, f. solution of lead

Blei-blindheit, 7. blindness due to lead-poisoning

Blei-carbonat, ». carbonate of lead

Blei-cerat, n. cerate of lead

Bleich, a. pale, pallid

Bleiche, /. paleness, re!

Bleichen, v.t. & #. to bleach, to make

e; to lose colour

Bleich-flüssigkeit, /. solution of chlorinated soda

Bleich-kalk, m. or -pulver, . chlor- inated lime

Blei-chlorid, ». chloride of lead

Bleich-sucht, f. chlorosis

Bleich-süchtig, a. chlorotic

Bleich-süchtige, m, & f. a subject of chlorosis

Bleichung, /. bleaching, whitening

Blei-dämpfe, m.pl. lead vapour or

Biel dan ht, 7. kolik

i- cht, f, = -koli Bet. m. leaden nipple-shield Blei-epilepsi

epsie, f. epilepsy due to plumbism Blei-essig, m. or -extrakt, m. solution of subacetate of lead Blei-farbe, f. lead-colour, leaden hue, lividity |

bsäure, Ung tannici, Ph £ chylon Hebra, Ph. G. sin m. lead oint

as . Blei-salpeter, m. lead nitrate —__ El m. blue line on gums due to plumbism — een n. sulphate of lead ei-sul n. or -sulfuret, m. phide or sulphuret of lead iat aniperonydl, n. peroxide Blei-tannat, n. tannate of i ete rs tannici ei-vergiftung, f. -poisoning — Blei-vitriol, m, = -sulfat ~* Bleiwasser, ». lead-water, lead lotion Bleiwasser-aufschlag, m. or — um- schlag, m. application or poultice of lead lotion Bleiweiss, ». white-lead

Bleiweiss-pflaster, ». Emplastrum cerusse, Ph.G.

Bleiweiss-salbe, /. Unguentum cer- usse, Ph.G

Bleiweiss-vergiftung, f. poisoning from white-lead

Bleizucker, m. sugar of lead, acetate of lead

Bleizucker-vergiftung, /. poisoning from sugar of lead

blinding ; vide for compds. also

ine eee a gant Relat

| „m. er nern , 7. = -arterie Blenna, f. mucus , /. vomiting of mucus ach mucous diarrhaa

= -enterie \ ri Me ‘catarrh of bladder

=. f. catarrh of uterus thalmie, f. catarrhal con- junctivitis pie

en J. mucous cough

”. mucous fever

| Blennorrhagie, /. gonorrhoea

a. gonorrheeal . Catarrh or disease of |

mucous membrane

Blennotorrhoe, /. aural mucous dis- |

charge di of R Blennurie, /. discharge of mucus in

=. n. glandular swell- ‚ f. plastic surgery j. paralysis of eye-

He retard A tosis uf sewing up of

en, m. Snell's entropion

toms to excessive a om Blendungs-nerv,

blennorrhagia, |

en of eye- |

ne a. of for on Wil u

etter’ s method | eae ion |

OF MEDICAL TERMS ~) ae

ee pe instrument for

Blepnaces ee FIRE palpebral conjunctiva, as in - : Blessieren,

\ vd. to wound

| Blessur, f. a wound

Event "ook, jactitation ight

m. gaze, sight,

flash ; compds. also ae ee and Seh-

coer sm 8 visual plane

Blick-feld, ». visual field

i I

Blick- f. visual line Blickpunkt, m. visual point, fixa- | |

| tion poin Blick-ri f. direction of vision Blind, a. blin Blinddarm, m. cacum Blin , f. volvu- lus of cecum Blin -ähnlich, a. resembling

rh N

cum

| Blinddarm. Öse, n. mesocecum Blinddarm- , }. ileo-czcal valve Blinddarm-krebs,m. cancer of cecum

\ a . secretion of the

| Blinddarm-schlagader, j. — -artesie | Blinddarm-schleimhaut, f. mucous membrane of cecum pa tasche, f. subciecal fossa -verwachsung, f. adhesion | a the cecum ' Blinddarm-zerreissung, /. laceration ! ofcecum | Blinddärmchen, ». little cul de sac | Blinde, m. & f. a blind person | Blinden, v.f. to render blind Blinden-anstalt, /. asylum or institu- _ _ tion for the blind | Blinden-erziehungsanstal! cay ery te | tional institution for the blin Blinden-fürsorge, f. the care at the blind Blinden-schule, f. school for the blind

Blinden-unterricht, f. instruction of | the blind Blinder Fleck, m. the blind spot Blindes Loch, n. foramen cecum Blind-geborene, m. & f. a person ! born blind

65 E

und

Sere ee is ea

Wachen, x: a small cl de

sac Blind-sackförmig, a. or -sackig, a. ee ee

of cul de sac

Blind-taubheit R bined blind- com! and deafness Blei, v.i.to blink, to nictitate, to Bun, n. nictitation, blinking . membrana nictitans

Blitzkatarrh, m. influenza

Blitzschlag, m. lightning stroke Ben cere

, imbecile ;

casted Bléde, m. & f. one of weak intellect Blédenanstalt, f. asylum for the

imbecile Bloc t, f. weakness of mind, dim- htedness Bl tig, a. eee rare Blödsichtigkeit, f. amblyopia Blödsinn, m. imbecility, Talsoy; de- mentia angeborener —, idiocy eier —, beiten moralischer ar moral insanity Blédsinnig, a. imbecile, idiotic aay Sree pia m. & f. an imbecile or

Biddsinnigkeit, 7. = Blödsinn Bloss, a. bare, nude, naked ri ge ut. to lay bare, to

Bloss-legung, j. laying bare, denuda- tion Bloss-liegen, v.i. to lie bare or be

e Blumenkohl, m. cauliflower Blumenkohl-ähnlich, a. or -artig, a.

resembling a cauliflower Seer amet f. cauliflower-

pe Blumenkohl-férmig, a. = -artig Blumenkohl-geschwulst, f. or -ge- wächs, n. cauliflower excrescence or growth Blut, n. blood ae f blood © lut-abfuhr, f. or -abführung, f. eevithdrawal of blood

Blut-austausch, m. blood exch Blut-austreten, n. tretung, f -austritt, m. blood

Blut-auswurf, m. sputum blood 1 Blut-bahn, /. blood-vessel or Blut-balg, m. blood. Blut-bedeckt, a. blood-stained Blut-befleckt, a. gory Blut-behalter, m. = -gefäss Blut-beimengung, I a of

Blut-bereitend, a. — -bildend Blut-bereitung, /. = -bildung Biut-beschaften eit, re pie of Fr

Blut-bespritzt, a. blood-stained Blut-bestandteil, m. constituent part of blood Blut-beule, 7, hematoma Blut-bewegung, f. movement or z Stblldend, of ores lut-bildend, a. bloo Blut-bilder, ». or Bildner, me Bin

former Blut-bildung, /. blood-formation, hama-

hamatopoiesis Blut-blase, f. blood-blister, toma

n. hematemesis

Blut-driise, f. blood-gland, vascular

Blut-dunst, m. odour of fresh blood Blut-dyskrasie, f. blood dyscrasia Blut-egel, m. leech

» m. or -egelbiss, m.

Blut-eindickung, /. thickening of the blood

ene FS injection or transfusion of

> sanies or blood-con-

Bint-citenmg, [. tion of the

emia, suppura- n. blood

Bluten, eto zug prime of life f. degeneration of blood

Blut-enthaltend, a. blood-containing, Blut-entleerung, /. blood-letting Blut-entmischung,

or serum

f. disintegration ra ei down of blood ; in- of blood (with syphilis,

er &e.)

of blood Blut-entziehung, f. blood letting Blut-entziehungsmittel

, n. hema-

, f. development

Bluter, m. a bleeder, sufferer from

ee, | . hemophilia familie, j. | family subject to

n. hemarthrosis

BI Bluter. it, 7. haemophilia

Blut-ersetzung

OF MEDICAL TERMS zu

a. renovation oi the blood (as in * lungs) % replacement „Pod, trans Fe

t-erzeugend, a. = -bildend Blut-erzeugung, /. ee ’ n= =

TEN, m. extravasated

Blut-farbe, f. blood ent Blut-farbig, a. 7 Bee Blut-farbstoff, m. the te hl (8.8. "ham EBD u EB:

Blut-faule, f. pyemia, septicemia Blut-flecken, m bys ee blood-

ana pet }.

maculosus, mura. an Blut-fluss, m. hemorrhage Blut-flüssig, a. haemo Blut ssi, blood-p' ‚a. carrying blood“ Blut, = plethora t-gang, m. hemorrhage, dis- charge of blood Blut-gas, n. gas of the blood Blut-gaswechsel, m. changes in blood-gases (as during 1 ae) Blut-gefarbt, a. blood-stained Blutgefäss, n. blood-vessel een fäss- (in compds.), vascular ; for compds. also Gefäss- Blutgefiss-ast, m. branch of blood-

ee a f. distribu- tion of blood-vessels

Biutgefäss-bahn, f. track of blood- vessel

Blutgefäss-bindegewebe, n. connec- tive tissue of blood-vessel ,

ae n. a small ‘plood-

Be ee f. degenera- we of blood-v: + alla

it ern tation wot Bond vessel

utgefäss- f. amount of

aaa is ore oli Blutgefäss-gegend, /. region of blood-

vessels Blutgefass-geréusch, n,

bruit or murmur Blutgefass-geschwulst, f. vascular

tumour, angioma

vascular

Blutgefass-gewebe, n. tissue of taining Biutgeläss-haltig, a. con

Blutgefass-krankheit, f. affection of Biutgeläscichre, 2 angiolo;

Blutgefäss-münd fr Orifice of Sit vce

pepe poten n. network of

Blu aang: formation eigen eu ren f

Blutgefäss-öffnung, f. = ere. Blutgefäss-stamm, m. trunk blood-vessel

ia ra n. vascular sys-

Biutgelitse-ton, m, vascular tone Blutgefäss-überfüllung, f. engorge- ment of blood-vessels Biutgefäss-verknöcherung, /. calcifi- cation of blood-vessels Blutgefäss-verödung, f. obliteration of blood-vessels -verschluss, m. occlusion of blood-vessels

SRG, f. plugging blood-vessels Blutgefass-verwachs' adhe- ute or closin, a of Me insel cso gia f. wall of blood-

Blutgefass-zerreissung, f. laceration gel. ser

Blutgefäss-zweig, m. = -ast

Blu it, m. amount of blood Blut-geräusch, n. hemic murmur Blut-gerinnung, /. blood coagulation Bat Keeinsel, 6 n. blood-clot ; throm- bus

Blut-geruch, m. odour of blood

Blut-geschwindigkeitsmesser, m. hz- se gpecirwulet, j banmat

Blut-, matoma

Biut-gesch wür,n. furuncle, phlegmon

Blut-geschwürartig, a . phlegmonous

Blut-gifte, n.pl. toxins of the blood

Blut-gleichgewicht, ». blood equili- brium

Blut-haargefiiss, ». a capillary

Bilut-haltig, a. = -enthaltend

Blut-harnen, n. hematuria, redwater murrain

Blut-herd, m. blood focus or centre

Blut-hof, m. area sanguinea

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Blut-knoten, “% Blut-kohle, from b

Mod Blut-kohlensäure, f. the acid of blood Blut-körnchen, ». blood. en, n. blood. ui

tkörperch tkörperchen - auewandertng, BESTEHEN of blood

pedesis Blutkörperchen-be

f. moye- ments of blood-co: ie Blutkörperchen - einw; 4 f immigration of blood Blutkörperchen-wand + Fra ;

gration of blood-corp Biütkörperchen-zählanonnuEH m. OT -zähler, m. hemacytometer Blutkörperchen-zerfall, m. disinte- gration of blood-corpuscles Blut-krankheit, f. any diseased con- dition of the blood Blut-krebs, m. fungus hematodes Blut-kreislauf, m. circulation of blood Blut-kristall, m. blood-crystals Blut-kuchen, m. clot, placenta Blut-kiigelchen, ». = -körperchen Blut-lache, /. pool of blood ; haemor- rhagic focus or collection (as in

apoplexy) bleeding, blood-

Blut-lassen, letting

Blut-lauf, m. circulation of blood

Blutlauf- beschleunigung ng, {-

man oy or ation a blood 7 ul -hemmung, checking the blood circulation

Blutlauf-störung, /. disturbance of

blood circulation ung, f. slowing

Blutlauf-verlangsamung of the blood circulation

Blut-laugensalz, m. (gelbes), ferro- cyanide of potassium

Blut-laugensalz, ». (rotes), ferri- cyanide of potassium

aie, 7 ti f . mass or quan ° blood j 2 x ; Blut-mauser, /. or -mauserung, /- retrogressive metamorphosis of

f. eee Bine un e composition

a of blood os Blut-mittel, n.blood-making remedy,

blood tonic

}. vascular mole

Blut-mole, /. Blut-nabelbruch, hzmatom-

, /. renewal of blood

Blut-pfropf, i anibolus, hzmor-

infarct, re Dinkalgment, n. blood-pij rien Ja

"toa m, boletus cates (poi- ; micrococcus pro- host

) nn Diese lasma Blutprobe, 7” blood a re Blut-probe, test (e in

forensic medicine 2

Biut-punkt, m. blood dots or islets

Blut-raum, m. blood s;

Blut-reich, a. rich i > , plethoric

Biut-reichtum, m. vascularity, plethora

Blut-reinigend, a. blood- an, “7. En Oper of

Wethcdinigusgsmitic, n. remedy for

the blood Bibt-reingingsthe, m. Decoctum lignorum, Ph. G. Us

Blut-reten! f. reten- zen blood- (e.g. in atre- sia vagine Blut-rot, a.

Blut-rot, ». blood ein matter or ents

fy Liat t ec bloody,

bleeding, Hari "blue (e.g. contusion) ut-sack, m. blood-cyst Blut-salze, the constituent salts of ts bod Bl , m. oxygen of the

b Blut-sai m. leech But-sule, blood column

schänderisch, Blut-schärfe, /. acidity of the blood

(colloquial) Blut-scheu, /. dread of blood BRIESERIRG: m. or -schlagfluss, m.

Biubachort, m m. crust composed of blood ; also healing beneath such, a scab

Blut-schwamm, m. todes

Blut-schwär, m. or -schwären, m. furuncle

Blut-schweiss, m. or -schwitzen, n. bloody sweat

Ba nm. ae ; ut-senkung, /. vitation or settling down of the blood to the

fungus hzma-

lowest Blut-seuche, /. anthrax Blut-sieb, ». chyma

Blut-spaltpilze, m.pl. schizomycetes or fission fungi found in the

blood

Blut-speien, -spucken, 2. hemoptysis

re f. blood-mark, trace of

Blut-star, m. a blood-clot in pupillary space

Blut-stauung, f. passive hyperamia, vascular engorgement ; hemor- rhagic infarct

Blut-stein, m. anhydrous peroxide of iron, hematite

Blut-stillen, n. arrest of hemorrhage

Blut-stillend, a. hemostatic, styptic

Blut-stillung, f. arrest of hamor- rhage

Blut-stillungsmittel, static, a styptic

n. or

nm. a hiemo-

Biut-sucht, f. Blutsverwandt, a. ted by blood Blutsyerwendie, mj. blood ela Blutsverwandtschaft, j. consan-

Blut-tausch, m. — -austausch, m. oats ser ya n. particle or corpuscle o

Biut-transudat, mn. extravasated blood

Blut-tröpfeln, n. dripping of blood, ee ich 5 en, m. drop o Blut-überfüllt, a. congested, pleth- oric, h i r , f. congestion, hy- e f. hyperpyrexia Blut- f. = -überfüll

ung ER, f. transfusion of Be fics, bemecrees site g, hemorrhage re betbedernd, a. ae = hzmorrhage

a. producing hzmorrhage Blutungs-herd, m. hemorrhagic centre

Biutungs-quelle, f. source of bleeding <p ipamataars f. cause of bleed-

ng ; Blutungs-zuckung, f. anemic con- vulsion

Blut-unterlaufen, a. bloodshot Blut-unterlaufung, /. ecchymosis, sigillation Blut-untersuchung, f. examination blood

of Blut-veränderung, 7, blood change Blut-verarmung, /. impoverishment of blood 70

Blut-warm, a. of blood-heat Blut-wärme, f. blood-heat Blut-warze, j. nevus (v; birth-mark 2 Blut-wasser, ». blood-serum 4 Blut-wassergef. N. mphati

vessel a | Blut-wässerig, a. serous, lymphatic Blut-w: te fe ur: BIER serous condition of Blood 5 ydremia, anemia, To Blut-w; ; Sehen serum in blood, anemydria BIN AB en f. == 2 eit

Blut-welle, f. blood-wave es f. or -wurzel, 7. tormentil roo - ’ ra f. DEE or = = ut-zersetzung, /, decomposition blood Ri = 4 Blut-zudrang, m. congestion, active hyperemia Blut-zufluss, m. blood-supply, flow of blood to a part Blut-zufuhr, f, = -zufluss Blut-zuführend, a. blood-supplying Blut-zusammensetzung, f. composi- tion of the blood Blut-zwang,m.dysentery bloody flux B. N. A. = Baseler anatomische Nomenclatur

‚ a. arched, arcuate, Bocen-hrche, I N a Sia: fissure

Bogen-gangmündung, ee ct Bogen-säge, f. a bow- or frame-saw

m. fasciculus arcuatus

us Bogen-faser, f, arcuate fibre Bogen-formig,

dental engin ae a np, leaves of Peumus f. boletic acid Bambus, m. ee Bonj - the morning drop of ge in chronic gleet

Borax, m, borax Borax-kalk, m "borat of lime

carmine

| penne jeer f. Br acid Same ween, bor-

m. een OR Borago officinalis, L. Börckchen, ». a small crust or scab

Borke, ET: bark ; EM;

ges

a of

‚.eczema squamosum Borken-krätze, f. Norwegian itch Bor- (in compds.), bor-, boracic,

borate, boric , m. Borneo camphor

Borneokampfer Borneol, n. = pfer ba ae a. mentally Weak, narrow-

caged Geka

Borocale, n. borocalcite Boronatrocalcit, n. = Borocalcit Borretsch, m. =

Bor-salbe, f. boracic ointment Bor-sauer, a. borate

Böse, a. bad, ill, noxious, evil, virulent, malignant, sore

Böser Finger, m. panaritium

Böses Wesen, n. Ace ig J

Bostock'scher Ka’ m. hay-fever

tz ich ai ductus arterio-

Botallischer Strang, m. chorda ductus | ‘ost Botallisches Loch, ». foramen ovale

ait heart Ra

a . “bismuth subnitrate test for sugar Bo m. poisoning by saus-

ages

Bracherium, n. a truss

Brachial, a. "relating to the arm

Brachioradialis, m. supinator lon,

Brachy- (in compds. ), brachy-, s

Brachy-auchenie, f. shortness my neck and throat

Brachy-biotik, f. the endeavour to shorten life

Brachy-biotisch, a. short-lived

Brachy-chilie, }. smallness of the middle third of the u; lip Brachy-kephalen, p/. brachyceph-

rachy-kephalie, f. brach hal

Heachy-metropie: }. a ¥

Brachy-pneuma, m. shortness of breat

Brachy-pneumatisch, a. brachypneu- matic, short of breath

recs $s peas: : rac a= Lares,

Brackwasser, n. brackish water

di pa low abe of cerebral

ser i sen sh posits slowness of speech

ribet akg m. slowness in seminal ejaculation ee f. slowness of micturi- ergotism

Braidismus, m. hypnotis: Brand-stiftungstrieb, m. Brand, der chil on h | B: aoe settee f m. grene, necrosis, sloug! r wut, f. phe art —, localised, limited, incendiarism circumscribed gangrene diffuser —, diffuse, non-circum- scribed gangrene feuchter —, or heisser —, moist, inflammatory or acute gan- | rene | ter —, or trockener —, cold, dry or senile ce Sana | Brand-ader, f. crur ! Brand-beule, f. carbene | Brand- beulenseuche, f. = Milzbrand Brand-blase, f. blister from burn or scald ; gangrenous bulla Brand-blatter, f. malignant pustule ; blister

Brand-fieber, ». septicemic fever Brand-flecken, m. gangrenous spot ;

B ET. ins räune, f. angina, quinsy brandige, or diphtheritische

a burn-mark me diphtheria Brand-; n. gas produ in gan- häutige crou grene Sdematéed’ —, anghia aim Brand- wür, x. gangrenous ulcer tosa

Brand-harz, n. residue left on dis- Braun, a. brown | tillation of resinous substances : Braunstein, m. dioxide of m. | Brand-herd, m. focus of gangrene ; | Brausen, v.i. to tingle, to hr centre of a burn buzz; to sing (as in

Brand-hof, m. areola of a burn g, @. gangrenous, sloughing

aurium) ; to effervesce aa

liniment for mixture .

Brause-pulver, n. eff ing un ; -pulver, abf idlitz wder ; -pulver lisches, Pulvis aérophoras a | cus, Ph. G. | Brech- (in compds.), relating to |

emetics or vomiting ; relating to refraction |

Banden, n. vascular nevus

Brand-metastase, /. secondary or metastatic gangrene

Brand-mittel, n. escharotic; a remedy for gangrene

Brand-narbe, /. scar resulting from burn or gangrene

‘ t of ne er niting Seat ot rena “<3 Brech-arzudi, f. emetic

, 7. the movements in act of vomiting “as io English cholera).

omi as in cholera ure. eye ronan — to refract ; to come toa

see. wey , disease) ; to vomit , a. refracti ve

Brechen-erregend, a. exciting to vomit, emetic

Brechen-stillend, a, checking vomit- en Fee ry fever accompanied

A wader s ie of refraction + emeto-catharsis

A he evra exciting cause of vomiting

irovenation to vomit neg ova pop AE diarrhoea with vomit-

nglish cholera) Breh-tank, Berne emetic draught

refraction ; the act of

edler e

ne, plane of refrac-*

Brechungs-exponent, m. index of Brechungs-fehler, m. error of refrac-

es wile, m. angle of re- fraction chun ‚m. condition of br rma n. ionidium ipeca-

Seems, m. attempt to vomit Brech-wein, m. antimonial wine Brech-weinstein, m. tartar emetic

» m. rash from tartar emetic

OF MEDICAL TERMS |

ine seele m. condition of re- fraction

Brei, m. ‚pulp

Brei a. or -artig, a. pap-like pulpy, mu hope atheromatous

Brei-a’ ‚m. a poultice

Brei-cyste, f. or -geschwulst, /.

atheromatous cyst or tumour Brei-umschlag, m. = -aufschlag Brei-weich, a. pulpy to touch Breiicht, a. pap-like, pulpy, pulta- ceous, atheromatous

Breite, /. breadth, width

Breiten-gefühl, ». = -wert

Breiten-höhenindex, m. transverso- vertical index

Breiten-index, m. ir: gaia

Breiten-wert, m. value, breadth-feeling

Breitk , a. brachycephalic

Breitschädel, m. brachycephaly

Bremse, /. gadfly windel, m. staggers

a heep) in sheep ‚ }. = Dasselfliege

Be (in compds.), relating to

burn, cautery, focus Brenn-bar, a. combustible Brenn-barkeit, /. combustibility Brenn-cylinder, m. moxa

Brenn-e’ , f. focal plane Brenn-eisen, n. cautery-iron, actual cautery

Brennen, v.t. & i. to burn, to cauterise ; to smart, to sting Brennen, ». burning, ignition ; cau- terisation, smarting Brennend, a. burning, caustive, pungent, smarting, stinging Brenner, m. (galvanokaustischer), cautery (galvanic Brenn-glas, n. burning-glass Brenn-kegel, m. moxa Brenn-klammer, /. cautery-clamp Brenn-messer, n. cautery-knife Brenn-mittel, ». caustic, cautery Brenn-nessel, f. stinging nettle Brenn-nesselkur, /. treatment by urtication Brenn-ofendämpfe,m.pl.kiln vapours

techin, 7. techin Brenz-öle, n.pl. oils obtained destructive distillation of organie substances :

. pyromucic

o> EISPERSERTE, f. pyroracemic aci Brenz-verbindung, f. pyro-compound Brenz-wei =P eiactartaricncsd Brenzlich, a. empyreumatic, having a burnt smell or taste Bresthaft, a. incurably diseased Bretthart, a. hard as a Bries, ». thymus Brille, /. spectacles stenopäische —, glasses which allow only a small amount of light to enter the eye Brillen-gestell, n. spectacle-frame Brillen-glas, 7. spectacle-glass Brillen-lehre, f. the art of spectacle-

making

Brillen-nummer, /, number of spec- tacle-glass

Brillen- , Pl. spectacle-frames

Brillen-schleifer, m. spectacle-glass grinder

Broca'sche Windung, f. Broca's con- volution

Brodie'sche Krankheit, f. joint neu- ralgia, usually hysteri

Brom, #. bromine

Brom-akne, n. bromide acne

Brom-ammonium, #. bromide of ammonia

Brom-äther, m. or -äthyl, ». ethyl bromide

Brom-äthylen, ». ethylene bromide

Brom-silber, ». bromide of silve Bromür, m. bromide vf Brom-verbindungen, /.p/. bramiı

compounds j 3 rn Brom-wasser, n, bromine-wate; Brom-wasserstoff, m. or = 1 stoffisäure, /. hydrobromic acid Brom-zink, n. bromide of zine Broncehaut, f. bronzed skin Broncehautkrankheit, f, Ad disease > Bronchial, a. bronchial : Bronchial-absonderung, f. bronchial — secretion f B Bronchial-arterie, 7. bronchial Pe Here m. bronchial branch — ronc! -atmen, #. or atmung, fr bronchial breathing ¢ Bronchial-baum, m. bronchial hr Bronchial-blutader, f. bronchial vein Bronchialdriise, 7. bronchial Bronchialdrüsen-erweichung, /. ening of bronchial glands Bronchial -gewebe, 7. ti bronchial glands Bronchialdrüsen - schrum) 2 shrinking or atrophy of bron glands

: isen-verddung, f. ation or atroph of bronchial lands is “erweiterung, f. bronchiec- onchial-fadenwurm, m. filaria _ bronchialis Bro -fremitus, m. rhonchal fre-

; i » 9”. bronchial __ sound or murmur ’ 1, n. bronchial

/ cast Bronchial-geschwür, n. bronchial tarrh, m. bronchial catarrh, bronchitis Bronchial-krampf, m. bronchial ey es asthma ser R pl. attacks of

Bronchial krupp, Sr plastic or he muskel, m. bronchial

muscle uskelfaser, j.“bronchial muscular fibre ‚ f. para-

lysis of bronchial musc! es Bronchial-röhre, f. bronchial tube

ees ar eer m. bronchial sac Bronchial-schaum, m. bronchial | Bronchial-schleimdräse, 7. bronchial mucous gland m. bronchial

|Bronchial-stamm, m. bronchial | Bronchial-stein, m. bronchial or

pulmonary calculus ee rersogetung, f. bronchial Bronchial.ersopfung, f. bronchial

Bronchlal-verzweigung, f. ramifica- tion of bronchi . = -ast

|Bronchial-zweig, m

ere ger . bronchiectasis

Bronchien, e bronchi ; vide for all . Bronchial-

Bru ui tabes dor, ronchophonie, f. bronc! on; ter ee . closure tracheal

fistulae Pree as broacho-prien-

Bronchorrhoé, f. pee

Bronchotom, n. a kind of trache- otomy trocar

Bronchotomie, uf surgical opening of trachea or larynx

Bronzeha' . bronzed skin Bronzekr. it, Addison's disease en 5 n. sweetbread ; thymus

Brot cuieching schlag, bread

rot-au m. - tice

en . Soaked eae for es

Brot-berechiag, or -umschlag,

Brot-wasser, n. toast and water Brown'sche Bewegung, /. Brownian movement Bruch, m. fracture ; hernia, rupture beweglicher —, reducible hernia — der weissen Linie, hernia through the linea alba — des eirunden Loches, obtu- „rator hernia —, incarcerated or strangulated hernia irreponibler—,irreducible hernia reponibler —, reducible hernia unbeweglicher —, irreducible hernia Bruch- (in compds.), hernial; re- lating to fracture Bruch-anlage, /. predisposition to hernia Bruch-arzt, m. specialist for hernia Bruch-band, n. truss Bruch-bandfeder, 7. spring of a truss Bruch-bandmacher, m. truss-maker Bruch-binde, /. hernial bandage, bandage for a fracture Bruch-darm, m. enterocele Bruch-disposition, f. = -anlage Bruch-einbringung, /. reduction of hernia Bruch-eingeweide, m. visceral con- tents of a hernial sac Bruch-einklemmung, f. constriction or strangulation of a hernia Bruch-einrichtung, f. setting of a fracture Bruch-ende,' n. fractured end of a bone

Bruch-messer, ». hernia-knife ae ne i Sra for a

Bruchsack, m

Bruchsack-eiterung, suppuration of hernial sac rs =

Bruchsack-eröffnung, /. incision of hernial sac

Bruchsack-grund, m. fundus of a hernial sac

-hals, m. neck of a hernial

sac pln penance tae m. body of hernial

Tiruciteck:tnache, f. pocket in her- nial sac A - Bruchsack-zerreissung, /. tearing 0 a hernial sac in taxis) Bruch-salbe, f. ointment for hernia Bruch en, m, = -leiden Bruch'sche Membran, /. innermost layer of choroid Bruch-schiene, f.or -schindel, /. splint Bruch-schnitt, m. herniotomy rege men f. cleft of a fracture ee Mn, m. splinter of bone ragment nr Eck venchletreng 7 f. reduction of a hernia en masse Bruch-wasser, n. serous fluid in a hernial sac Brückchen, n. a little bridge, pon- ticulus re rc bridge, pons cken-arm, m. middle peduncle of ee Brücken-bahn, 7. tract of crusta Briicken-beuge, f. Varolian bend Briicken-formation, f. pontine for- mation Briicken-gipsverband, m. bridged or interrupted plaster of Paris ban-

| Brunst, /. = Brunft Brust, f. breast, mamma; thorax

zi,

fs sates at a wate Brunnen ‚Mm. niana Brunnen-friesel, m. = mica, bath-itch Coat : runnen-gas, n. we ; Brunnen-gast, m. visitor at ı

ee Brunnen-gebrauch, m. use of n

eral-waters r Brunnen-kresse, f. watercres Brunnen-kressenöl, ». oil

from watercress Brunnen-kur, /. use of

waters, treatment at a

place

taining carbonic acid = 7 ER Brunnen-zeit, one season for fe the ae sayfa “ ‘sche Drüsen, f.pl. Brunner's glands

Brunn’sche Membran, /. membrana

limitans olfactoria

Beuel (in compds.) ») thoracic, mam-

mary F Brust-ader, /. mammary or thoracic vein , Brust-angst, /. angina pectoris Brust-aorte, f. thoracic aorta .

constriction about the 3 ‘chest

n. sternum (in compds.), sternal,

nsatz, m, in - ausschnitt, m.

fracture of

sternal inser-

sternal

ee tan or -hand- habe, /. manubrium sterni

|, m. ensiform car-

Brstn leit, cine foetal strips of

ting the sternum 1 Brusibein.mubkel. m. i: fadlonkige!), rni

f rum. m. margin of ster-

orpelmuskel, m. ee sterno-thyroid muscle

Brustbein-schlüsselbeingelenk, ». or _ ,„ n. sterno-clavi- eular articulation

, m. pain in ster- Brustbein-schwertfotsatz, m. ensi-

Brustbeln-spalie, /. or -spaltung, L sternal cleft Brustbein-

warzenmuskel, m. sterno-

mastoid muscle m. no-h muscle - , m. sterno- glossus muscle

„ f. or -beklom- menheit, }. sense of oppression of

the chest, d Seaiciuackwirés, j. < chest trouble dage

, m. hump of chest 77

OF MEDICAL TERMS

pnp cheno nae f. mammary fis- Brustdriisen-gegend, /. mammary

sen-quetschung, f. contu- sion of mammary gland h

schwellung a Brustdriisen-sekret, ». secretion of mammary gland rustdrüsen-überzahl, f. supernu-

merary mammary gland vereiterung, f. = -eiter-

ung Brustdrüsen-verhärtung, f. indura- tion of mammary gland er f. =-über- za

Brustdrüsen-v BR f. ulcer-

ation of mammary gland

Brust-ei n. viscera Brust-elexir, n. ( }, pectoral elixir

Brust-entzündung, f. inflammation

of chest

Brust-erforschung, f. examination or exploration of chest

ren f. affection of chest

Brust-erschütterung, f. concussion of chest

Brüstesaft, m. milk in the breast ol a new-born child |

Brustfell Brustfell-schwarte, }. pleural indu- ration or callosit

-verwachsung, /. adhesion Bastal wassersucht, /. hydro- thorax

Brust-fieber, #. bronchitis Brust-fistel, F thoracic fistula Brust-fläche, f- surface of chest Brust-friesel, m. a er the chest rust-gang, m. thoracic duct Brust-gebiet, n. thoracic region rien, n. thoracic vessel gegend, 7. = -gebiet Brust geschwlst, f. thoracic tumour Brust-geschwiir, n. thoracic ulcer Brust-glas, n. breast-glass or -pump Brust-glied, n. upper extremity Brust-gürtel, m. thoracic girdle or zone Brust-haut, /. skin of the chest Brusthöhle, 7. thoracic cavity Brusthöhlen-stich, m. paracentesis of thorax Brusthöhlen-wand, f. or -wandung, f. thoracic wall Brust-kanal, m. thoracic duct Brust-kasten, m. and compds. -korb Brust-kind, ». a suckling Brust-klemme, f. angina pectoris See m. any bone of thorax Brust-knorpel, m. costal cartilage Brust-knoten, m. thoracic ganglion Brust-korb, m. thorax Brust-korbnerv, m. thoracic nerve Brust-korbrand, m. margin of thorax Brust- ‚m. asthma Brust-! a. affected in the lungs or chest

Brust-kranke, m. & f. a sufferer from pulmonary or thoracic disease

Brust-raum, m. = -hohl Brust-reden, ». pectoriloc Brust-reinigend, a. © Brust-reinigungsmitt “ pectorant rust-röhre, f. = Brust-saft, m. a liquiritie, Ph, G.; Syrupus althaeae, Ph. G. Brust-salbe, /. nipple-salve Brust-sarkom, #. sarcoma © breast Brust-sauger, m. breast-glass Brust-scheidewand, 7. mediastinum Brust-schildknorpelmuskel, m. ster no-thyroid muscle Brust-schlagader, f. = -arterie Brustschlüsselbein- (in comp sterno-clavicular Brustschlüsselbein - gelenk, nm. -verbindung, /. sterno-clavieu articulation Brustschlüsselbein-zitzenfor muskel, m. sterno-cleido-m aid muscle a Brust-schmerz, m. pain in chest __ | Brust-schnupfen, m. catarrh or cold in the chest Brustschulter- (in compds.) acromio- | thoracic

iter-arterie, j. acromio- pre ge supernumerary nip-

est Brust-wassersucht, f. hydrothorax Brust-weh, nm, = -schmerz I reroll eh > ungs or sense of oppres- Ken chest from wind palte Ae OR . | Brustwirbel, m. thoracic or dorsal ertebra

v Brustwirbel-gegend, f. region of dor- sal vertebra f

Brust-; hyoid muscle Be m. chest-note or -tone er v.a. & mn, to incubate, to ces. m. pectoral potion

m.pl. pectoral drops Brat-appara m. or -maschine, /. u Chet Eioth or -binder ' incu hey i m. circumference of | Briitezeit, f. incubation

period so tet Brüt-kapsel, f. germinating capsule

fen, m. incubator Briit-raum, m. brood cavity

Beales = m. = -apparat iene or -verkriim- | Brüt-stätte, /. = -raum f. malformation or de- | Brüt-wärme, /. temperature of incu- 5 of chest bator, cultivating heat seam -versenletarong, f. clogging of Briit-zeit, f.incubation period, brood- chest by mucu: ing time Brust- \ Sahat wall Brüt-zelle, 7. brood- or germ-cell Brust- f. opening in | Bubon, m. bubo thoracic wall Bubonalgie, f. pain in inguinal re- Brust-wandung, f. = - gion Brustwarze, /. ni Bubonen-pest, f. bubonic plague m. or -decker, | Bubonen-typhus, m. bubonic plague m. nipple-shield | Bubonocele, m. bubonocele, small Brustwarzen-eiterung, /. suppura- inguinal hernia = tion of nipple Buc ..., vide also Buk,,.. Brustwarzen-entzündung, f. inflam- | Bucheckernöl, ». oil of beech-nuts mation of Buchenholzteer, m. beechwood tar ‚m. areola of nipple | Buchenholzteer-kreosot, n. creosote er hen, n. = -deckel obtained from beechwood tar ,„ m. cancer of | Buchenöl, n. oil of beech-nuts J F Büchse, f. box, tin; new bony is, m. = -hof capsule surrounding "sequestrum | ee m. absence of | Büchsenfleisch, #. tinned meat £ ori , Bu i, bay, sinus, recess, fossa ans ~ orifice o uch wi nausschlag, m. erythema air due to buckwheat Eh een schronde, f. crack or | Buckel, m. hump, humpback, ex- fissure of ete cats, crescence, eminence u f. or -ver- | Buckelig, a. humpbacked 79

Bulbär-myeli inflammation of medulla o im i i Bulbär ‚. bulbar i Bulb n. sodium - Bulimie, ie, f bid h . mor] er ee ee = Bulimie Bullös, a. bullous err m. bundle, fasciculus Biindel-facher, m. fan-shaped collec-

tion of fasciculi

Bündel-f , a, fasciculated

Bündel-scheide, f. bundle-sheath Bündelchen, x. "small fasciculus

Bunsenbrenner, m. Bunsen burner Buttersäure-gärur Buphthalmie, f. buphthalmia butyricus Buphthalmus, m. a subject of Duty oo ut!

buphthalmia Butyl-chloral, n. bu Bürette, /. eng dropping-glass Butyl-chloralhydrat, 1 bi Burgunder-harz, ». Burgundy pitch hydrate 2 Butyrometer, m. ins

estimating amount ay fat

“

For words not found under C, see also K and Z

Cadet's Flüssigkeit, /. alkarsin, a | Calcium-chlorid, ». calcium ¢ mixture of cacodyl and cacodyl Calcium-hypophosphit, n. cal t oxide vs

Caincasäure, /. cahincic acid Calcium joe, ty calcium |

Caincawurzel, f. cahinca root Calcium-laktat, ». calcium la

Calcium-oxyd, ». calcium ©:

Caincin, ». cahincin ern an n. calciı

ar alci p ures —, calcium phosphate (lide liek n. calcium sulph saures schwefligsaures —, cal- | Calcium-sulfid, ». calcium sulph cium disulphide Caligo, f. blindness Calcium-acetat, ». calcium acetate Calloses Geschwiir, n. indo Calcium-benzoat,n, calcium benzoate | Callus, m. callus Calcium-bisulfid, ». calcium bisul- | Callus-bildung, f. formation of

hide Callus-masse, f. callus substz

cium-bromid, n. calcium bromide | Callus-wucherung, f. prolife:

Calcium-carbonat, ». calcium car- callus bonate Camisia follium, f. strait-waistcoat

\zoticum acidum, nm. picric acid

m. poisoning with

Isäure, f, carbolic acid ilwasser, m, 3 or 5 per cent, feaus entution of carbelic acid

nf pron 2 f. carotid gan d 4 n. carotid plexus ut, f. coat of carotid denchöcken,

m. or -höcker-

n. carotid tubercle iden.loch, n, carotid foramen a Ms carotid pulse

f. carotid sheath murmur l- (in che .), vide Hand-

BE Benwre of the bed-

Cauma, 2. burning heat (of fever)

Caverne, pl. cavities

Cavernitis, f. inflammation of cor- cavernosa

mation in which

Cedern-holzö n. oil of cedarwood

Cedern-kampfer, m. ae ob- tained from oil of cedarwood een n, = -holzöl

Cedronsamen, m. cedron seed Cedroöl, n. oleum citri Cement, m. cement Cementverband, m. cement and waterglass bandage osa centifolia,

erde f. fissure of Rolando or central sulcus

Pen era de , f. central groove

pselstar, m. central cap-

sular cataract

Central-körperchen, n.pl. somes

Central-läp aig n, central lobule of cerebe)

Central-läppchenflügel, m. ale lobuli centralis

Central-lappen, m. central lobe

Central-linsenstar, m. central lenti- cular cataract

Central-lymph; ene: m. cen- tral lympha

Central-netzhautarterie, f. central

centro-

Conicay sci f. central rupture (of

Contest cheb, n. central skeleton Central-star, m. central cataract Central-windung, f. hintere, ascend- ing parietal convolution F

‚m. Cervikal-katarrh, cervix uteri Cervikal-kern, m. cervical nucleus Cervikal-krebs, m. cancer of cervix

uteri Cervikal-ris, m. laceration of cervix

Cerrikal-achleim, m. cervical mucus Cervikal-schwellung, f. -an- schwell:

Carvikui-nansee, }; cervical stenosis Cestoden, p/. cestode worms Cestoiden, pl. = Cestoden Ceylonmoos, ». Ceylon moss Chabariorinde, /. bark of Bowdichia virgiloides alasis, f. atony Chalastisch, a. softening, relaxing Chalazen, p/. chalazm, EEE ormation of a stye Chalikosis, /. stone-cutter’s lung beutel, m. water- bottle a a water or ice aud spine Charnier-, vide Scharnier

softening, relaxation,

ne re n. ulcer of cervix Cervikal- cervical canal catarrh of

Chiloplastik, mie China, 7. China- Mite, pl. quinine

China-baum, m. cinchona — China-gerbsäure, 2 tannate of

China-rinde, f. cinchona b x China-säure, f. quinic acid China-tinktur, J tincture of ci China-wein, m. quinine China-wurzel, f. root Chine Chinetum, x. quinetum | Chinin, ». quinine, quinia Chinin, baldriansaures, al - of quinine Chinin, chlorwassersto drochlorate of quinine Chinin, gerbsaures, tannate of q

quinine

Chinin, schwefelsaures, sulph quinine

Chinin-bisulfat, ». quinine bisulphate

chi f. effect or

ee . chloroform Chlroformieren, Bean chloro-

| , m, chloroformist Betas? the person ae the giving of

Chloroform: nee f. chloroform solution SRERDREID: , f. chloro-

form vapour corer with air Chlor , j. chloroform-

Chloroform-nachwirkung, after- effect of chloroform f- ap see ra m. chloroform-

Chloroform-salbe, /. chloroform oint-

. _ ment

Chloroform-scheintod, m. asphyxia or collapse from chloroform

ee ree m. syrup of chloro-

ro späliin, f. = -abspal-

tung Chloroform-tod, m. death from chloroform Chloroform-todesfall, m. death from chloroform Chloroform-trommel, f. chloroform drum or box Chloroform-verabreichung, f. ad- ministration of chloroform Chloroform-vergiftung, f. chloroform

ning Chloroform-wirkung, f. effect or action of chloroform Chlorom, ». a tumour having a nish colour, chloroma Chlorotisch, a. chlorotic Chlor-quecksilber, ». chloride of mercury Chlor-räucherung, /. fumigation with chlorine Chlor-sauer, a. chlorate, chloric Chlor-säure, f. chloric acid Chlor-silber, . chloride of silver Chlor-stickstoff, m. nitrogen chlo-

ride i Pen n. strontium chlo-

e Sere eh älcesantghoni: Chlor-tetroxyd, ». chlorine tetroxide

Chlor-verbindung le, com- pound of zer Ai

case of

GERMAN-ENGLISH DICT:

Feb gall-bladder tis, /. inf

der

Amini

Cholelith, m, gall-stone

Cholelithiasis olson ae stone Cholemesie, f. bilious vomiting RT: formation or: =cretion

Chelepyra, f bilious fever Cholepyrrhin, ». bilirubin Cholera, f. cholera Cholera-durchfall, m, cholera’

thea Cholera-gesicht, n. facial

characteristic of cholera ; Cholera-gift, ». the virus of a | Cholera- ‚Mm. RE germ Cholera-pilz, ” m.

iit. fungus Cholera-rot, n. red colour

by adding acid to cultures of

cholera bacilli 7 Cholera-tropfen, m.p/. cho! Cholera-typhoid, n. Kin

supervening in ch

due to uremia Choleriker, m. a choleric person

cholera

‚Cholerisch, a a. choleric ‚Cholestearin, n. ; vide Cholesterin ‚Cholesterinfet! i cholesterin fat

m.cholesterin stone

, Chopar sches Gelenk, n. Chopart’s

ee arewebe n. chordal tissue Chordapsus, m. intestinal obstruc-

tion Chordascheide, f. sheath of um- bilical cord ‚m. saliva obtained

stimula hord chotditie, } a er al or

spermatic fe ee mania , pl. cutaneous dis- eases due to anomalous connec- tive-tissue growth : (membrana), f. ch layer containing capil- pl. = Chorioblas-

Chorloideal- in compds.), choroidal /. congenital absence

Chorion-decke, f. covering composed

m. religious mania Chrom,» ch n, chromium

ni. chromate of lead n. chromium chlo-

Chrom-eisen, m chromate of iron bins nm. bichromate of | n. chrome yellow n. chromium oxide ao ne. ne: ns + | Chronkelare, ‘omic ach | Chrom-silber, n. chromate of silver

chromium

| Strom ti | =

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Chy Chromasciameter, . Holmgren’s apparatus for "testing colour vision Chromatisch, a. chromatic Chcacnstoshonte f. fear of certain colours Chromatophoren, p/. chromatophors Chromatopseudo epsie, f. colour- blindness

Chromatopsie, f. coloured vision Chromatoptometer, m. instrument for erg colour-blindness

en ach BO ie dis-

eases of

Chromhidrocig, f. chromidrosis

Chromidrosis, . = Chromhidrosis

Chromoleptisch, a. chromoleptic, staining easily

Chromophil, a. easily colourable

EUR, f. coloured vision

hronisch, a. chronic eier f. coloured vision ja. ye: f. coloured vision

ure, /. chrysaminic acid eg chrysarobin, chrys- ophanic Ba Chrysarobin-salbe, f. chrysarobin ointment STORE asain, f. chrysophanic

Cheson ie, f. earth-eating

Chylamin, Pech lemia

Chylifikation, f. er lification

Chylocele, . a collection of chylous fluid in the tunica v: inalis

Chylopoiesis, f, = Chylifikation

Chylopoietisch, a. chylopoietic

Chylös, a. chylous

Chylurie, f. chyluria

Chylus, m. chyle

Chylus-anhäufung, f. or -ansamm- lung, f. lite of chyle

u rei fn j. absorption of chyle

Nice acc, m, extravasation of chyle

Chylus-bahn, /.chyle tract or channel

bear fe tapes m, receptaculum

Chylus-bereitung, f. formation of chyle

Chylus-bildend, a. chyle-forming

Chylus-bildung, f. formation of chyle

Chylus-cyst, f. receptaculum chyli

Chylus-enthaltend, a. consatalns chyle

Chylus-führend, a, chyliferous

Chylus-gang, m. chyle duct, thoracic duct

Citronen-kraut, n. mm Citronen-öl, n. oleum eitri Ye Citronen-ölzucker, m. Elxosace Ciler-nenraleie, sf ciliary neuralgia rum citri Ciliar-rand, m. ciliary margin Citronen-saft, m. lemon-juice Ciliar-ring, m. = -kreis. Citronen-saftsirup, m. Syrupus su Ciliar-vene, /. ci vein citri, Ph. G. ; Cilien, p/. cilia, eyelashes Citronen-sauer, a. citrate Cilien-boden, m. base of cilia Citronen-säure, /. citric acid ferien f. eilia forceps Citronen-saures Ei: Cilien-rupfer, 2 a Swe forceps trate of iron and quinine Cilien-schlag, ciliary motion Citronen-saures Eisenanpde n. fer Ciien schwünd, er loss of rer citrate Cilioflagella .„ an order of | Citronen-saures Lithyon, n. citre Protoz: 2a Öiliäflagellate of lithia BEN, f. section of ciliary | Citronen-saures Salz, ». citrate Citronen-saures Wism

Cinaede,. 7. sexual invert trate of bismuth Cinchonin, ». cinchonine Citronen-schale, /. lemon-peet Cinchonin, schwefelsaures, sulphate | Citronen-sirup, m. syrup of lem of cinchonine Citronen-zucker, m, = - 86

Bee citric acid Säulen, p/. Clarke’s

Claustrophobie, t. fear of ever’ ts

Goro

_ Clitoris- (in compas), vide Kitzler

is, f. u Coagulieren, v.i. EN Cocablätter, .p/. coca-leaves Cocain, n. cocain® Cocain-anästh

esie, f. cocain anes- thesia Cocain-einspritzung, i. cocain injec- Cocain-sucht, f. cocain craving or habit Cocain-vergiftung, f. cocain poison-

> ee f. effect of cocain Deco wari v.t. to apply cocain,

j. the application of Fr the rn of cocain

Aleppo

Cochinchinakrankheit, f. diarrhea caused by Anguillula stercoralis Codöl, n. cod-liver oil Cognac, m. cognac m, or -essenz, f. essence used to impart to ordinary spirit the flavour of brand

oe: n. oil obtained ty dis- of wine-lees der Cohobieren, v./. to concentrate by distillation n. colander Colatur, /. filtrate Coleocele, r. vaginal hernia Coleoptose, }. prolapsus vagine Coleostegnose, 1a atresia vagine een aba abdominal hernia bio mami m. collateral |

Colllquationsbrand, m. colliquative Cilanköynnael, f. calumba root ‚N. dengue

Colostomie, f. colostomy

OF MEDICAL TERMS ’

Colostrumkörperchen, %. colostrum globule or body /

Cos

Colotomie, f.

Cotatypay mt a retail attacking mainly Golumbenkure, f. acid contained in

Peine ey um 1 wurzel

Combinierte Untersuchung, bi- manual examination

Comedonenquetscher, m.

comedo

Commasculatio, f. unnatural offence between men

Comminutivbruch, m. comminuted fracture

tionsstörung, f. failure of

Condom, m. French letter . condurango bark ‘

Co ehe a. condylomatous ‚m. conidiophore

Conjune val- a compds.), vide

Cönologie, +4 a consultation

Consistenzabnahme, /. diminution of

, consistence

Contractilitat, 7. contractility

Copaivbalsam, m. ve balsam

Cordeau'sches Zei n. lateral displacement of enaiiortd in pleural effusion

Cornaliäsche Körper, m.p/. cells of nosema bombycis

Corneal- (in compds.), vide Hornhaut

Cornutin, #. cornutine

Coronar- (in compds.), vide Kranz- arterie

Corrigan’sche Krankheit, /. aortic regurgitation

ER sche Membran, /. membrane of

Corti ache Zellen, f.pl. cells of Corti Corti'scher Bogen, m. arch of Corti Corti'scher Kanal, m. canal of Corti Corti'scher Organ, n. organ of Corti Corti'scher Pfeiler, m. rod of Corti Corti'scher Tunnel, m, tunnel of Corti Corynebacterium, x. diphtheria bacillus ery f. Esthlander’s opera- on

otomy Crocidismus, m. subsultus tendinum Crotonchloral, ». croton chloral Crotonchloralh

drat, ».croton chloral hydrate Cc poisoning with croton seeds = oil

Crotonöl, n, croton-oil Croto; f. acid obtained from croton-oil

Crotonsamen, m. croton seed Crotonsäure, f. crotonic acid OPER. pl. cubebs m ubeben-kampfer, m. stearo: e obtained from oil of cubebs ® Cubeben-öl, n. oil of cubebs Cubeben-pfeffer, m. cubebs Cubeben-säure, f. cubebic acid Cuminsäure, f, cuminic acid Cuprammonium, », copper-ammo- nium ie nat f. cupric com- un

po Cuproverbindung, f, cuprous com- pound

Curcumapapier, ». turmeric paper Curcumewurzel, /. turmeric root Curs, m. course (of lectures)

Cutis- (in compds.), vide also Haut Cutis-artig, a. skin-like

Cutis-gefäss, ». cutaneous vessel Cutis-gewebe, n. cutaneous tissue Cutis-leistchen, ».pl. skin furrows ren, m. muscle of the

Cutis-schicht, f. cutaneous layer

Cu utis-spanner, m. tensor of the corium

ng; m. funiculus or band of

De nel, f. eutaneous cell Cutitis, 7. dermatitis cyan, n. prencees yanate, p/. cyanates Cyan-benzol, n. benzonitrile

=>, =

| "br een m. snarling spasm

rely geen : Cyesis, f. pregnancy Cyklenkephalie, hs cyclopia wi

Cyklopen of cerebral

uge, n. an C yf = C cme a

Cylinder- (in compds Cylinder-brille, 7. see Cylinder-epithel, ». cylin columnar epithelium Cylinder-förmig, a. cyli Cylinder-geschwulst, . cylin Cylinder-glas, n. cylindrical 1 P Cylinder-krebs, m, cylind u Cylinder-spritze, f. “ ylinder-spritze, f. 5 Cylinder-zelle, fic vind ical cell | N Cylinder-zellung, cylindrical-cell © formation ) Cylindrom, x. cylindroma Cylindrurie, 7. passage of cy in urine Cynanthropia, f. fixed idea of beir ei transformed into a dog > 4 Cynolyssa, f. canine rabies j Cynorexie, f. bulimia

Cyrtometer, m. instrument for timation of inequalities of ont face =

Cystalgie, f. irritable bladder

Cystchen, n. a small cyst

Cyste, f. cyst

oe : aay ofa sags fart

trhagie, f. severe evened hemor- rrhoé, f. chronic vesical catarrh

} «+, vide Dak... n. root bray. roof-nucleus of fourth

eek, f. decussation eg fibres of roof-nu-

fishes Fieber, n.

a kai inflammation of

= Pain, .

eth mucous Bee kom lochs n. Sain oftaciy-

sac m. lac A. een resulting en of puncta lacri-

m. distension of duc’

yorrhoe, /. excessive flow of irs

dengue

Cysto. us, m.

Cysto-tomie, /. litho

C m, cytoblast, Tellandenk

Cytogen, a. cytogenic

Shp rre m. hemacyto- meter

Dakryostagma, -stagon, n. excessive

. flow of rae pian

Daktylitis, f. inflammation of

Daktylo; ylogryposis, f. webbed fingers or toes

Daktylologie, f. finger age

EI a j. operation for webbed ngers

Dactylolysis spontanea, /, ainhum

sir = som dae nem 7. adhesion of

Delbnitene. m. colour-blindness

Damm, m. perineum

Damm- (in compds.), perineal

Damm-arterie, f. perineal artery

Damm-ausdehnung, /. stretching of perineum

Damm-aushöhlung, /.perineal hollow

Paseo Ds f. perineorrhaphy, formation of new perineum

Damm-binde, 7. perineal fascia Damm-bruch, m. perineal hernia Damm-dreieck, n. perineal triangle Damm-einriss, m. perin rupture of perineum

perineorr!

Damm-schlagader, f. = -arterie

Damm-schutz, m. support of peri- neum

Damm-schutzmittel, ». means of support of perineum

Damm-spalte, f. rent, cleft or fissure of perineum

Damm-spaltung, f. splitting the

eum

perin Damm-stützung, /. or -unterstüt- zung, f. = -schutz Damm-verletzung, /. perineal injury Damm-wunde, f. perineal wound

Damm-zerreissung, f. = - Dammerzustand, m. dazed condi- tion; the condition preceding stupor in epilepsy Dämono-manie, /. -melancholie, /. or -pathie, /. mania, melancholy or mental disease accompanied by delusions of being possessed by evil spirits Dampf, m. steam, vapour f-bad, n. steam- or vapour-bath Dampf-badeanstalt, f. steam- or vapour-bath institution Dampf-compresse, f. fomentation Dampf-douche, f. or -dusche, f. steam- or vapour-douche Dampf-einatmung, f. inhalation of steam or a Std Dampf-entwickelung, f. develop- Dimnte of steam a ne en, v.f. to dull, en, or drown sound

hyperkeratosis of theskin Darm, m. intestine, gut blinder —, cecum er —, colon m. er —, or enger —, sm intestine coe gerader —, rectum gewundener —, or ileum leerer —, jejunum Darm- {in compds.), intestino- : Darm-abkühlung, /. chilling o testines [ a Tr ing m. portion of intes- = - Darm-achse, /. axis of intestine Darm-achsendrehung, f. vol - twisting of intestine Darm-ähnlich, a. resembling in testine

f. evacuation of

| Darm-auschaltung, f. exclusion of

Fe f. excision of

Mm, = -! | Darmbein-höhlung, f. — -aushöh-

, m, crest of ilium ze, f. = -lefze ung, f. curvature

}. lip of iliac crest m. musculus ili-

Darntelir-pulceder, = tg: oe i eier Pendeng of

Desdeniit, f. iliac fossa or ventral surface of ilium

of ilium Darmbein-)

nr Ab Darmbein-teler, m= en ner ot intestines . ment of nn [pest regen n. entero-cys-

Darm-blatt, #. — -drüsenblatt | en Darm- m. or -blutung, f. intestinal hemorrhage é

a m. e of in- d, gangren

Darm-canal, Darm-divertikel, n. Meckel's diver-

ticulum

Darm-divertikelbruch, m. Littré’s hernia = hernia of Meckel's di- verticulum

Darm-dottersack, m. inner layer of

yelk-sac a = -bewegung arm-drüse, f. nap hei of intestine Darm.drüsenlat intestinal gland

ei m. intestinal en- trance

Darm-eingiessung, f. irrigation of rectum

Darm-einklemmung, f. constriction or strangulation mae intestine

Darm-einknickung, f. kinking of intestine

Darm-einschiebung, intussus- ception or invagination of intes- tine

Darm-einschn f. strangula-

ürung, nt of intestine by a loop or Darm-einstülpung, f. = -einschie-

Darm-entleerung, f. = -ausleerung Darım-entoblast, m. intestinal hypo- as Darm-entziinduhg, f. inflammation of intestine en n. intestinal epithe- um Darm-erkrankung, f. intestinal af- fection Darm-eröffnung, f. enterotomy Darm-erscheinung, f. intestinal phe- nomenon

‘Darm-erweichung, f. softening of in-

Saar caret f. dilatation of n. feces

, f- intestinal secre-

Pe ere ee te,

Darmei, Bia ral ee A

er anthrax Darm -Asteln en f. in!

Darm-fläche, f. surface of intestine ee; m. intestinal discharge

f. intestinal fluid a err ey m. intestinal follicle Darm- f. intestinal func-

tion

Darm-furche, f. intestinal furrow

Darm-gährung, f. intestinal fermen- tation

Darm-gang, m. intestinal canal

Darm-gangrän, f. = -brand

-gas, n. intestinal gas

Darm-gebiet, 7. intestinal region

Darm-gefäss, n. intestinal vessel

ET ae is pee f. obstruc- tion of intestinal blood-vessel

Darm d,f. = -gebiet

Darın , n. mesentery of in- testine

Darm-geräusch, ». intestinal sound, murmur

Darm-geschwulst, f. intestinal tu- mour

De: geschwür, ». intestinal ulcer

-geschwiirvernarbung, » fe cica-

Br om an intestinal

Darm-gicht, /. ileus

Darm. en, ». intestinal colic

Darm-harnblasenbruch, m. = -bla- senbruch

Darm-haut, /. intestinal coat

Darm-hautentzündung, /. inflamma- tion of intestinal wall

Darm-hodensackbruch, m. scrotal hernia

Darm-höhle, f, intestinal cavity

Darm-inhalt, m. intestinal contents

Darm-intussuszeption, 7, intussus- ception of intestine

epee ra eam f. invagination

intestin

Darm-larve, f. gastrula. Darm-lehre, 7. enterolog Darm-leibeshöhle, f, co Darm-leiden, x. = -kranl Darm-lendenmuskel, m, muscle Darm-lichtung, 7. lumen -lumen, 7. = -licht Darm-lymphe, f. intestinal Darm-messer, #. enterotom - Darm-milzbrand, m. intestinal thrax Dart BOB f. inte ture Darm-muskel, m. muscle of in Darm-muskelhaut, f. muscul: of intestine Darm-muskelwand, f, muscular x of intestine

lysis of muscular wall b Darm-nabel, m. umbilical. . a

ment of embryonic inteotiniay Darm-nabelbruch, m, um

hernia Darm-naht, f. intestinal suture 4 Darm-nerv, m, intestinal nerve

OF MEDICAL TERMS

a-nervengeflecht, n. intestinal eek age. m. hernia of omen- RR SRER f. inflamma- m of omentum

ger sta ec f. surface of in-

porte. rae rowing in ye gus gro

ı-platte, f. = ee polen 1-polyp, mm, intestinal pol 1-pulsader, ie intestinal a artery

m.omen-

f. puncture of stine | Seca 7. intestinal irrita- nt = -furche

zen m, laceration of intes-

Ds, intestinal tube h , fj. kinking of

awohr-lahmung, f. paralysis of rol if ysis

arohr-verengung, narrowin intestine “T- 4 -ver-

ism oclsion ot stars wand, f. or -wandung, f.

Hot intestine

Kelle, f. and compds. =

tery Veaftärt intestinal gland

f. catgut bougie ——— f. intestinal lym-

en thread ln TE en-

Escheidenfstl, f. intestino- er ie yr scissors

ı-schleife, he i Sunive intes-

am, m, intestinal mucus testing

f. mucous gland

1-schleimfluss, m. d ee fe intestinal cou-

Darmschleimhaut-anschwellung, f. swelling of intestinal mucous membrane r

Darmschl . gland of intestinal mucous membrane

Darmschleimhau f. sup- puration of in mucous membrane

Darmschleimhaut-en

flammation of intestinal u membrane eimhaut-fetzen, m. shreds of intestinal mucous membrane Darmschleimhaut-schwellung, f. =

well imhaut-verschwärung, /. ulceration of intestinal mucous membrane Darmschleimhaut-wucherung, f. hy- pertrophy of Satna we mucous membrane

arm , f. twisti of loop of ee + ain knickung, f. kinking

of intestinal loop

Darm-schmarotzer, m, intestinal parasite

Darm-schmerz, m. intestinal colic

Darm-schnitt, m. enterotomy

Darm-schusswunde, f. gunshot- wound of intestine re

Darm-schwanz, m. =

Darm-schwimmprobe, /. hydrostatic intestinal test

Darm-schwindel, m. vertigo due to intestinal causes

Darm-schwindsucht, f. intestinal tuberculosis

Darm-spalt, m. intestinal fissure

Darm-spritze, f. intestinal syringe

Darm-spülung, f. washing out of intestine

Darm-stein, m. enterolith

Darm-stenose, /. narrowing of in- testine, stenosis Darm-süch, m. puncture of intes- e

Darm-stiel, m. vitelline duct

Darm- „strenge, f. intestinal colic

Darm-stück, ». portion of intestine

— tem, n. intestinal system

atigkeit, f« function of in-

Si Tips

Darm-tiere, n.p/. metazoa

Darm-ton, m. intestinal sound (in percussion)

Darm-verei . SU) tion of _ terung, /. suppura

, f. narrowing or Stricture of intestine Darm-verschliessung, f. intestinal obstruction or ss. Darm-verschlingung, f. = -um- sohlingong - f Darm- uss, m. = -verschlies- Darm-verschwärung, /. ulceration of ee /. obstruction ot .0 ction 0) intestine ; cometipation Darm-verwachsung, f. adhesion of intestines j. volvul Darm-verwickelung, f. volvulus Darm-vorfall, mm. prolapse of intes-

tine

Darm-wand, f. intestinal wall

Darm-wandentziindung, x inflam- mation of intestinal w:

Darm-wandbruch, m. partial en- terocele

Darm-wandlähmung, /. intestinal paralysis

Darm-wandung, f. and compds. = -wand

in “ri ore meteanin m, hydrentero- le

Darm-weh, n. = -schmerz

Darm-weiche, f. iliac region

Bew . windung, f. intestinal convo- ution

Darm-wunde, f. wound of intes- tine

Darm-wurm, m. an intestinal worm

Darm-wasch f. washing out of testine er

Fi i | Dauer zelle, f. permanent cell © Daumen, m, thumb Daumen-abzieher, m. abduct licis : Daumen-anzieher, m. adducte licis A Daumen-arterie, f. artery of { Daumen-ballen, m. thenar em Daumen-beizieher, m. = -anz Daumen-beuger, m. flexor pa Daumen- e, f. surface of Ü Daumen-furche, f. “ line of life ** 94

deltoid muscle f Delta kel-lät : Ivsi of deltoid muscle ie

m. serration of deltoid muscle De Tr f. line of demar-

ca Demulzieren, v.i. to soften, become demulcent Dendriten, p/. dendrites Dendritisch, a. dendritic Dendroklonezellen, /.pl. dendritic > x di fi , n. dengue fever Denken, v.i, to think Denk-fahig, a. capable of thinking Denk-fähigkeit, f. faculty of think- ing, reasoning facul Denk-kraft, f. power of thinking Denk-tatigkeit, f. mental activity Denk-vermögen, n. = -fähigkeit Densität, /. density Den n. toothache Dental- (in compds,), vide Zahn- Dentaphon, n. tuning-fork placed on the teeth to investigate bone- conduction Dentin, . dentine Dentin-faser, 7. dentinal fibre Dentin-röhrchen, n. dentinal tubule Dentin-scheide, f. dentinal sheath Dentinifikation, jf, formation of dentine

i = aR f. infantile para- is

ys Dentritisch, a. tree-like, arborescent Deontologie, f. (medical) ethics Depressionserscheinung, f. symptom of depression Desssuiv, a. depressant Depressorisch, a. depressor Deprimieren, v.t, to depress Deradenitis, & inflammation of cer- vical glands Derb, a.hard, solid, firm, substantial, dense

Derbheit, f. hardness, solidity, firm- ness, compactness, density

Deren us, m. monster with very small brain enclosed in the cer- vical vertebra:

due to parasites - Dermenchysis, f.subeutaneou

fusion Dermobakterien, n.pl. bac Dem oe hie, f. description ee

eee n. marae dermoid c rmoidcyste, /. = Dermoid =~ Dermologie, f. dermatology Deroncus, m. goitre Descendenz, f. descent ; Descendenzlehre, f. the theory descent or evolution = Descendenztheorie, f. = Descende lehre . Desinfektion, f. disinfection _ Desinfektions-anstalt, /. disinfecti establishment Desinfektions-apparat, m. di

tion apparatus Desinfeltons-flüssigkeit, f. disin- fecting fluid F Desinfektions-lehre, f. the study _ disinfectants ve

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Pegel; js proviel Doreen ne teikinaon infektions-mii

bs ttel, ». a disinfect- | sag igen n. disinfecting soe ane-caite, 7. disinfecting m. purpose or stor ting anti- Bien + bd re

ligaments en of a liga- nodyni, [ pain in tendons or | ie, f. description of liga-

: wulst, f.

| deg i the study of liga - Ss -

ents ; ine ar of bandnging f. disease of ments thology of

tu-

Dia

Dextrogyr, a. dextrorota'

Pel ea Diabetisch, a. dia!

Bergen ar Fee esti- mai amount of sugar in urine Diabrosis, f. erosion, ulceration

, f. excretion of diacetic

ppyheads

Diadsche, . transition of one RP E

Diadosis, minution or cessation ER

Diagnosenstellung, - the establish- par oe bis

Diagnostik, /. diagn . ostic en ee Dingoes, v.t, to barn jen DR a N. Ferm air A

f. flushing o een oneal wich m medicament itudinal fracture of a re arte wound Diakrise, /. differentiation of disease, crisis of disease Dialursäure, f. dialuric acid rag ian an - Dialysi „a vsed Dialysisch, a. dialytic Diamidoazobenzol, n. diamidoazo- benzene Diamidoverbindung, /. diamido com- Den tment a n. an ointment composed of zinc, lead, olive-oil, and wax Diem n. an aromatic dusting- wader

Diapedesis,/. diapedesis, transuda-

Diaphen, a. translucent

Diaphoretisch, a. diaphoretic

Diaphragmatocele, ». diaphrag- matic hernia

Diaphthora, f. corruption, foulness, impurity, decay

Diarrhoe-artig, a. Diasenna, /. Sete we from Diaskop ee

ne pe

a, diascopic

f. regimen, care of health Diasostisch, a. diasostic Diastaltisch, a. diastaltic, reflex Diastolisch, a. diastolic Diastremma, n. rere sprain Diastrophe, /. = Diastremma Diät, a. strict in diet, dietetic Diät, f. diet, regimen Diätetik, f. dietetics Diätetisch, a. dietetic Diät-fehler, m. error of diet Diät-form, /. kind of diet Diathese, /. diathesis Diäthylacetal, ». diethyl acetal Diät-kur, f. dietetic treatment el f. Sagan of diet

Diät-regel, 7 Diatresis, !periortion se a. perforated

Diatrimma, n. intertrigo, saddle-gall Diät-vorschrift, f. = -regel Diazo-amidoverbindung, amido compound

Diazo-essigester, m. diazoacetic ether

Diazo-verbindung, /. diazo com- pound

Diazotieren, n. conversion of an amido into a diazo compound

Dic .. ., vide Dik .

Dichotomisch, a. dichotomous

Dichroismus, m. dichroism

Dichromatopsie, fr a form of colour-blindness in which only two spectral colours can be dis- tinguished

Dichromsauer, a. bichromate

Dichromsäure, f. bichromic acid

f. diazo- |

Dickdarm-schleimhaut, membrane of colon 4 Dickdarm - schleimhau

i catarrhal colitis

Die sista, pl. Menta Dienst, m. service Differentialfarbung, Pid staining Differenzieren, v.t, to diff Differenzierung, f. differen Differenzténe, p/. combin Diffluent, a. diffluent Diffluenz, f. diffluence Diffluieren, v.i. to become d Difform, a. deformed, malf

. capability of dif-

strom, m.diffusion current

f. current of

ee =. ckoatt ieee reenes rm. process of

Digenea, pl. distome

3 Bey" v.t. to digest (in chemis-

Diffusions-

f. digestion (in chemis-

n. digestive salt. tassium chloride DIE

SAT m. poisoning with sid

| Ditty, tints.

‚F. the condition of seeing objects as ie a net f. laceration te

Dillöl, ». oleum anethi

Dilluieren, v.t. to dissolve, to dilute Dimer, a. two-limbed

n. dimethyl acetate Dinica, n.pl. remedies for vertigo Dinitrokresol, n

dinitrocresol Dinus, m. vertigo m. instrument for measuring visual field (Houdin)

Dis Dioptrik, f. dioptrics Biron ato ing Diorthota, fie marin Diosmose, f. diosmosis Diphallus, m. malformation with

tee “ Di rere: us, m. diphtheria us

rg ar m. & f. a subject Dioh re ata i.e, bacil-

pithee of he re Diphiherlsch a. = = Diphtheritisch ‘Diphtheri a. diphtheritic

in geal tumours or paral, sis Diplakusis, f. double hearing A Diplasmatische f.pt. cells con- o substances proto

Diplegie, f. bilateral paralysis, para- Diplokephalie, / two-headed mon-

Dip ee m.pl. diplococci Digicrareles, f. congenitally double

Bien, = Diphthongie ae binokulare, binocular plo Dr 4 duplication Diplosomie, f. double monster, ad- erent at one or more points, but otherwise well develo ’s Oel, ». oleum Dippeli, oleum animale fectidum cere m. double-faced monster Dipsodisch, a. suffering from morbid

Dipsomanie, f. dipsomania Dipterenlarve, f. larva of diptera Dipygus, m. a monster double below e chest Direktions kreis, m. circle of direc- tion Dischromasie, f. colonr-blindness Disciplin, f. the various departments of science Discissionsnadel, f. discission-needle Dislozieren, v.t. to dislocate Dislozi , f. dislocation Dispensatorium, n. pharmacopeia Dispensieranstalt, f. dispensary Dispensieren, v.t. to dispense medi- rar el Dispi o incala),

mn. double whorl (in kary-

» f- D erendes elen, ». external strabismus Divertikel, n. Or ee Divertikel-bildung, f. forma a diverticulum m. army division surgeon Dochmiose, 7. disease produced by ——n Doggennase, f. congenital malforma- tion of the nose Bi which the nares ate divided by a groove Dolichokephalie, f. condition of being dolichocephalic Domatophobie, & = Claustrophobie , m. Boletus luridus Doppel, a. double ; vide for compds. so t-

-auge, #, the whole visual apparatus ; the two eyes regarded as one organ

Dore bewmsetes, n. double con- sciousness

-bild, n. double image

1-bildung, . double formation; Dopral-bindur f. double linki , f. double lin king Doppel-bistouri wae n. two-bladed pocket bistoury Doppel-brechung, f. double refrac-

Doppel-bruch, m . double fracture ; ouble hernia Doppel-comedo, m. double comedo

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stomata 7. ne n. Vi

0} -missbildung, fi

er j. double monster 2” re a. doub) Doppei.naht, f double s: Doppel-neubildung, f.

Doppel-plessimeter, m. de imeter a pr. Dip rage or - stäbchen, p/. ba cilll n staining

ee:

Beleg Del si e, n.pl. double g, m. or -schläger, m.

‚nn. = -bild f. double

en a. double quartan

a, double-walled pe wand, double tooth m. double cones

t, a. double; vide for re D “0D i.

-borsauer, a. biborate Doppelt-chromsauer, a, bichro-

Doppeit-kohlensauer, a. bicarbo-

‚n. diplopia Fe er m. bi- teral lithotomy Beer, n. hypnotic, soporific | m. thorn ; spine sa fortsatz, m. spinous process Dornig, a. thorny Dorn-muskel, m. spinal muscle | Dorn-spitzenban ligament Dorn-zelle, f. prickle-cell core sien, 7: = = Darrsucht Dorsal- (in compds.), vide also Rücken-

Dorsal-kern, m. Clarke's column Dorsal-mark, n Dorsal-rinne, f. dorsal furrow _ Scere abe m. cod-liver oil 2 e, posology vr, Hager administer of medicine ‚f. dose or quantity of a medicine to be administered ‚f. a dose Dostenöl, ». origanum-oil Dothienterie, /. typhoid fever Dotter, m. yo k, line

d, n. supraspinous

. dorsal spinal cord’

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Eee genen U spose core ne =

Ra f. primary

. the y Dotter-furche, olk e or use ty groov

ehren poner 7. = -klüftung De m. Rn duct re ne f. cyst of vitel- ine

ne dct n. vitelline vessel Dotter-gelb, n. yellow colouring-

matter of the yolk

Dotter-haut, /. vitelline mem- brane

miei m rere (zottige), rudi-

mentary c LS Dotter-hof, m. vitelline area Dotter-höhle, f. yolk cavity Dotter-ig, a. containing yolk; of or belonging to yolk Dotter-kern, m. yolk nucleus,

discus proligerus Dotter-kl g, /- yolk segmenta- tion

Dotter-korn, n. = -körnchen

Dotter-körnchen, #. yolk granule

Dotter-körperchen, n. yolk cor- puscle

Dotter-kreislauf, m. vitelline circu- lation

Dotter-kugel, f. = -ball

Dotter - kügelchen, », spherule

Dotter-loch, n. opening into yolk from germinal disc

Dotter-masse, 7. yolk substance

Dotter-öffnung, f. ae

Dotter-pforte, f. = -öffnun

DRUM BETOPE, m. plug of yolk (in ova of frog)

Dotter-plättchen, ». = -scheibe

Dotter-rinde, f. covering or cortex of yolk

Dotter-rinne, /. — -furche

Dottersack, m. vitelline sac

Dottersack-arterie, /. vitelline artery

Dotter-säckchen, n. = -sack

Dottersack-gefäss, m. vitelline vessel

Dottersack-kreislauf, m. vitelline circulation

Dottersack - kugel, f. sphere or globe

Dottersack-vene, f. vitelline vein

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Dot

Di 2 Re vitelline ir Doter vacueen, pl. vacuoles in Dotter-vene, f. vitelline vein

Dances the white matter Dotter-zele, f. yolk or vitelline

Dotter-zerklüftung, /. = -klüftung

Douche, /. mei gy e em absteigende —, descen douche i = auf: de —, ascending douche

schottische —, alternating hot and cold douche Douchebad, n. douche-bath Douglas'scher Raum, ». Douglas’

Gaver ashen Pulver, x. Dover's

powder Drachenblut, n. dragon’s blood, a resin obtained from Calamas

f. disease produced by Dears medinensis nih raped v.t.to coat, to coat pills,

Draht, m. wire

Draht-bürste, /. wire or metal brush

Draht-ecraseur, m. wire écraseur or snare

Draht-haken, m. wire hook or re- tractor

Draht-hose, f. closely-fitting meee pu splint for hip-joint dis-

Draht-naht, f. wire suture

Draht-optometer, m. wire op- tometer

Draht-schiene, f, wire- or metal- gauze splint

Draht-schleife, f. wire snare or loop

Draht-schlinge, f. = -schleife

Draht-schnur, f. wire snare

Draht-schniirer, m. wire-suture fastener

Draht-schnürung, f. wire ligature

Draht-schwebe, f. wire suspension la pectin or sling

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Drehung, f. rotation, lut Dreh hones cee axis 0 Jon

Deshungs pe n. law in spinal forın

Drehungs-vermögen, n. power Dreh-wirbel, m. ro tebra, atlas or ne Drehwurm, m. Ceenurus 4 Dreiblatt, ». Men liata Dreieck, #. trigon Dreieckig, a. triangulage Dreieckverband, m. re 2 Bee Dreifach-Chlor ohlenstoff, off, m. cı bon trichloride x Dreifach-Schwefelarsen, sulphide of arsenic, orpiment Dreifuss, m. (Haller’sch trip Halleri, coeliac axis Dreigeteilt, a. trigeminus Dreiköpfig, a. tric Dreisäurig, a. trivalent (ap bases)

nth

itig, a. three-sided

rand ois m. & f.a dumb, deaf person

drei: en a Dress

Se!

7 morbid desire to or pungent sub-

m. spray producer, throat, anterior por- ; "tion Md 2

eo Tobeffächliche),

ae f tieferliegende) internal Desk sein | :

m, jugular notch spe , f. jugular : 8 der ae men g, f. injury

jugular vein Drostekaderwan, floor of the

Drowsel bein, rc clavicle

Drossel-Biutider, f. = -ader Drosse-forsas m. jugular pro-

Beurer: 3 icra eed Drosselung, f. abcd er anes peace, n. resinous solution, containing cantharides and mezereon, spread on taffeta Druck, m, pressure, compression ; h oppression, weight

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Druck-abnahme, j. decrease of pressure

Druck-atrophie, f. atrophy from pressure

bpp eae tar f. boil or tumour due

-bilder, n.pl. n.pl. pressure-pat-

Druck- rade m. gangrene or bed- sore from

Druck-) wir, n. sloughing ulcer due

Druck-deformitit, de 7. deformity from

Druck-empfindlich a. sensitive to

Druck-empfindichkeit, f. sensibility

Boren perception or

Drücken, bh ied Qh passes

squeeze, to , to oppress, to lie heavily

Druck-erscheinung, /. pressure-phe- nomenon

Druck-excavation, f. hollowing out 4 tic papilla by increased intra-

pressure, as in glaucoma

Drackagperes ¥ f.pl. = -bilder

Druck-gefühl, ». sense or feeling of pressure ; down

Druck. n. pressure mur- mur

Druck-geschwür, n. ulcer due to pressure Druck-knetung, f. deep kneading or Bena ey }. paralysis due to Druck läppchen, n. or -lappen, m Druck läsion, FC pressure

Druck-luft, f. compressed air Druck-myelitis, 7. myelitis due to

lesion due to

compression Druck-polster, ». pad or cushion for Pe eb pressure mn. = kt

Druck. zeiz, m. irritation or stimula- tion by pressure

Druck-reizung, f. = -reiz

Druck schmerz, m. pain due to

Druck-schmerzhattigielt, }. painful-

ness on point Druck-schmerzpunkte, m.p/. points DRAKE on pressure points, dou- ou

reux

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Druc a iele, 4. calloatty, Ase > ann m. = -akeghe Dr m. sense of pressure Bracing, tof loss of sensi- Druck stgerung, f. increase of

en ER

De ei zitternde, Ende, vlımdan Druckrus, superficial ulcer due

‚verband, m. dressing to exer- ch pressure, compressive ban-

retöisdeing . = «ab nahme $

Druck-wirkung, 7. effect of pres- Drucke soeben, f. increase of pres-

sure

Green ts a a occa

Drumin, 7.

Dann, i a tm ened gland, a glandule

aed fi RE: druse ; nodule,

Drisen, we technical term for wine-

Se m. spirit ob- tained from wine-lees

Drusen-él, ». oil obtained by dis- tillation of wine-lees

re gl f. lamp-black

Drüsen! fl. glands pr hoa , acinous glands

Bartholin’sche —, glands of Bartholini

Brunner'sche —, Brunner’s glands

Cowper ‘sche —, Cowper’s glands

Duverney = —, = glands of Bartholin

echte —, Seine glands falsche —, ductless glands

Lieberkiihn’sche _, pants or follicles of Lieberk

metakerastische —, ductless glands

Moll’sche —, modified sweat- glands found at margin of eyelid (Moll)

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f. variation in

er -blatt, n. endoderm Drüsen-darre, f. marasmus of € dren, tabes mesenterica 4 Driisen-eiterung, f. gland-abscess or suppuration ; ‘ Driisen-endblaschen, gland-vesicle Driisen-entwickelung, 7. development Drüsen-entzündung, /. inlamm of a gland Driisen-epithel, ». glandular e lium Driisen-erkrankung, f. g! affection Drüsen-erweichung, f. softening of: gland

ya N. terminal N

nie ees semention of a-feld, m. gland area

eee

aight 5 of

1-gang, m. gland-duct

DL ı glandular

our, adenoma

hi ee n. ulcerative dis- a i-gewebe, n. tissue i spr eubi f. new- 1 h of ee ı-haut, f. gland-membrane habe, m giand-cai A -cavi 1-inhalt, m. gland-con m. coil of gland | Ae ae \-kérper, m. the body of a

eee a, scrofulous «krankheit, f. scrofula, gland

m. cancer of glands

\-Nerv, m. nerve supplying a \-neubildung, f. glandular new adenoma

a n. collection of glands -pest, ue -polyp,

. the > : m. ar polypus «raum, m. gland-space ‚n. gland-saccule

„schicht, f, glandular layer „schlauch, m. gland-duct or

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of glands u er Drüsen-verhärtung, f aan at

a gland Driisen-verstopfend, a, obstructing a cE a a f. obstruction a glan Drüsen-wall, m. or -wand, f. wall of

ag Drüsen-zelle, f. gland-cell Driisen-zellenkre' ell aa bs, m. gland-c

Drüsen-zergli . adenotom: Drüsen-zerstörung nn ah ene <p? a glanı Dr = ides. rraeebeie 9, chorea Duft, ist odour, scent, fragrance,

Duften, v.t. & i. to sweat, to per- fume

Duftmittel, ». vapour-remedy

Dumpf, a. hollow, dull, heavy, close

Dumpf-heit, /. hollowness, dulness, heaviness, insensibility, stupor

Dumpf-schall, m. hollow, dull, or flat sound

Dünn, a. thin, slight, slender, dilute, weak

Dünndarm, m. small intestine

Diinndarm-achsendrehung, f. volvu- lus of small intestine

Dünndarm-arterie, /. mesenteric or duodenal artery

Drüsen-blasenfistel, f. fistulous com- munication between small intes- tine and bladder

Dünndarm-blutader, f. mesenteric

tung, f. heamorrhage irom small intestine

er m-drüse, /. Lieberkuhn’s 13

Dünndarm-einschnürung, f. stran- gulation of small intestine

Dünndarm-entzündung, /. enteritis

Diinndarm-fistel, f. enteric fistula

Kip rege -gekröse, ». mesentery of

eum

Dün

Dünndarm. n. ulcer of eee

Dünndarm-krebs, m. cancer of small

intestine Dünndarm-krümmung, f. = -win-

Dünndsrmnierenband n. duodeno- en ee

Dünndarm-saft, m. succus entericus Dünndarm- „m. entero- vaginal fistul ES a

‚f-. = -arterie Dünndarm-schl ut, f. mucous membrane of small intestine

Dünndarm- mesent Bonndarm ren Btadr” Dünndarm-verdauung, f. intestinal

digestion Dünndarm-verschliessung, f. closure of small intestine verstopfung, f. obstruc- tion of small intestine Dünndarm-wand, f. wall of small intestine Diinndarm-windung, f. flexure of small intestine Dünneiterig, a. sero-purulent DEREN, a. watery, like thin u Dunst, m. vapour; steam, fume, smoke Dunst-bad, ». vapour-bath Dunst-einpackung, f. steam or va- pour pac erotaneh | tin compds.), duodenal Duodenal-driise, f. duodenal gland, Brunner’s glands Duodenal-fistel, f. duodenal fistula Duodenal-geschwiir, n. duodenal

ulcer Duodenal-katarrh, m. duodenal ca- tarrh Duodenalisch, a. duodenal Duodenostomie, f. duodenostomy Duplikatsalz, ». sulphate of potash Duplikatur, 7, du plicature, fold Dural- (in compds.), dural, relating to dura mater Duralscheide, f. sheath of dura

mater, outermost layer of optic |

nerve

Durchatzen, v./, to corrode

Durchätzung, f. corrosion

Durchbeizen, v.t, & i, to corrode, to eat through

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GERMAN-ENGLISH D

a, hav through a contagious d Durchkälten, v.t. to chill th Durchkneten, v.f. to kne

sage) x Durchknetung, 7. kneading (n ee vs. & dia a

Durchkreuzung, /. a crossing, de

pulse, ements

r g, a. Durchlässigkeit, f. perme:

transparency i Durchleuchten, v.f. to illumi: Durchleuchtung, f. illumin Durchliegen, v.refl, to acquii

sores Durchliegen, ». decubitus Durchlöchern, v.t.

erlorated, eribe og kere a. perforated, orm

Durchlöcherung, f. Durchlüften, v./. to ve Durchmeisseln, v.t. to chisel th Durchmeisselung, Fa

through

m. diameter n, u.t. to wet through, to n, v.t. to press or squeeze

”%. murmur

rs “to er through nen, v.i.toshine through,

vt. to cut through,

‘Durchschneiden, n. a cutting j through; passage of foetus vulva :

m. = Durch- f. bisection, divi-

_ sion Durchschnitt, m. cut, cutting ; section, average Durchschnittich , a. average ‚N. average age

Durchschnitts-punkt, m. point of. intersection or crossing

Durchschnitts-zahl, f. average num- ber, standard

Durchschwitzen, v.t. to transude, to sweat freely, to sweat through

N a. saturated with sweat

Durchschwitzung, f. Zune

perspiration, diaphoresis nd vt. to filter, to strain tyre

f. filtration, percola-

Derehetzen, vr to infiltrate, to

ste. infiltrated, permeated

"Durchsetzung, /. infiltration, per- meation

Durchseucht, a. having passed through a contagious disease

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Dys

Durchseuchung, f- the condition of

having hada h attack of a disease

. transparent, di-

Durchspritzgeräusch, n. stenotic

Durchtränken, v.é. to infiltrate, to saturate er primers a. infiltrated, satu-

Durchtränkung, f. infiltration, satu- ration

Durchwachsen, v.i. to grow threugh Durchzogen, a. soaked Durchzucken, v.t. to shoot across, to flash through, to convulse Dur: vt. to force or ugh Dame. re va. hi become nerdlity i ness, leanness, Dürrhaut, f. xeroderma ‚m. thirst Durst-abnahme, /. decrease of thirst eet ns ren of thirst

re chee I gr hye by with- holding’ fluid ; treatment by dry

Durst-mangel, m. absence,of thirst

Durst- , f- increase of thirst

Durst-stillend, a. appeasing thirst

Durst-stillung, f. quenching of thirst

Durst-stillungsmittel, #. a thirst- quenching me

task 3 f. morbid thirst, poly-

ipsia

Durst-zunahme, f. increase of thirst

Dusche (and compds.), vide Douche

Dynamisch, a. dynamic

Dynamologie, f. scienc* of natural forces ; knowledge of the power of drugs

Dysämie, 7. morbid condition or de- composition of the blood

Dysanagnosis, f. difficulty in reading

Dysarthrie, i. ‘difficult articulation in speech

Dysästhesie, f. dulness of the senses, especially of the sense of touch

Dysbulie, f. enfeebled will-power

squeeze

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ong ig’ Freier Draka abnormal shape of the le. j. dyscrasia —, jaundice ure —, uric acid dys-

Dyskrasisch, a, dyscra‘ Din, tificuly'ot Dyslexie,

eee

0 f. c speech rept ru by favlty thought- forma

Dysmenorrhoisch, a. dysmenorrhceal Dysmnesie, f. weakness of memory Dysmorphie, /. malformation hosen, pl. a group of tera- toses of the skin (Fuchs) | hi an m. appa- ratus for refracturing badly united fractures of bones |

to read

E EaR., = En Reaktion, re- action of degeneration Ebene, f. plane

Ebengeboren, a. newly born

Ebenmass, ». symmietry

Eberraute, f. southern wood

Eberwurzel, f. Radix carline, Ph.G.

Ebonit, ». ebonite

Ebstein-kur, f. obesity cure in which carbohydrates are much more re- stricted than fats

Ebullieren, v.i. to boil up; to break out (in a rash)

Ebullioskop, n. instrument for esti- mation of amount of alcohol in

wine Ebullition, 7. ebullition ; eruption of sudamina

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Eburneation, f.eburnatio Eburnifikation, f. = Eburr Ec..., vide also Ek... Eccoprotica, n.pl. purgative Echinokokken, = Hyd ee ; for c¢ ydatiden- . Echo-kinesie, /. mechandeuil pyi

of movements org 11

Echo-lalie, f. or -phrasie,

vide

mechanical repeating of been said Echujagift, mn. a from Adenium Schinz) Ecke, f. corner ;

tragus Eckig, a. cornered, angled, angula Eck-muskel, m. muscle of Pe

tahn, m. canine tooth Eichel-hypospadie, f. hypospadias a. noble ; vital glans penis f * Teile, m.p/. vital -kaffee, m. acorn coffee

al parts escent, a, effervescent, effer- cing -

ee hdr to effloresce «tion, /. fracture of the skull m. leech, vide for compds.

ninieren, af to germinate eo egesta, evacuated matter evacuation

f. idieren, v.i. to excise or remove land

eit, /. physical capability lindernis, n. obstacle to mar-

Fe ainenis it, f. unmarried state,

i ak aces nets . marriageal

(preis, m. speedwell, e iritter’scher Ganglion, m. jugu- Deus of ove

+ AXIS ovum el n. egg albumin : § ” ulsion of ovum ee eit of ovum len, m. ovarian vesicle

| f. zone or nest of fruchtung, f. fertilisation of ang, f. implantation of oa f. membrane of ovum

Mm. tree zus are; ee ee \ i, . acorn; glans band, n. or -bandchen, » ce

, f. balanitis L-f6rmig, a. acorn-shaped, glan- ps , l-harnröhre, /. glandular or i of ! thra

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marriage physically capable of

anitis

Eichel-krebs, m. cancer of glans penis

Eichel-krone, 7. corona glandis

Eichel- f. furrow be- hind corona

Eichel. , m. balano-blen- norrheea

Eichel-schokolade, acorn coffee

with

überzug, m. prepuce Eichel-zucker, m. quercite an f a vr chengerbsäure, f. tannic acid o! tained from oak-bark i inde, /. oak-bark

henri , f. decoc- tion of oak-bark Eichensa!

men, m. acorn

Ei-dotter, m. yolk, vitellus

i n. lecithin Ei-entwickelung, f. development of Eier, n.pl

‚n.pb. BES

Eier-albumin, ». white of egg Eier-dotter, m. yolk Eier-drüse, f. corpus luteum Eier-eiweiss, #. white of egg Eier-gang, m. oviduct Eier-kleisterschiene, f. splint com-

posed of albumin and starch Eier-klystier, n. egg enema Eier-legend, a. oviparous Eier-öl, n. oil of eggs Eier-sack, m. ovisac, ovarian follicle Eier-schale, f. egg-shell Eierstock, m. ovary Eierstocks- (in compds.), ovarian Eierstocks-abtragung, f. extirpation

of ovaries ; oöphorectom Eierstocks-anlage, f. rudiment of

ovary

Eierstocks-anschwellung, f. ovarian swelling

Eierstocks-arterie, f. ovarian artery

Eierstocks-auftreibung, f. — -an- schwellung

Eierstocks-ausrottung, f. = -abtra- gung

—fi

ee tele, j. develop-

ee ahnung, f. ovaritis

Eierstocks-erkrankung, /. ovarian disease Eierstocks-follikel, m. ovarian fol-

licle i franse, f. fimbria ovarica -gefäss, n. ovarian vessel

Eierstocks-gekröse, = mesovarium Eierstocks-geschwulst, /. ovarian

tumour Eierstocks-gewebe, n. ovarian tissue Eierstocks-leiden, a, = -erkrankung are » m. absence of

bareccnionaery, m. ovarian nerve ba hs me aes vr f. ovarian sur- ace

der, f. = Bierstocks-schlauch, m. ovarian fol- eo Eierstocks-schwangerschaft, /. ova- cy Bierstocks-ochwelung f = -an-

Eee iadunrih, f. ovarian tubercle, ovarian phthisis Bierstocks-schwund, m. atrophy of

ovary Eierstocks-vene, f, = -blutader Eierstocks-veränderung, f. changes in the ovary Eierstocks-vereiterung, f.=-eiterung Eierstocks-verhärtung, /. ovarian induration Eierstocks-verkümmerung, /. mal- development or atrophy of ovary Eierstocks-vorfall, m. prolapse of ovary Eierstocks-wassersucht, /. ovarian dropsy

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Ei-hautablösung, f. membranes - Pi -batargen f. capsular

’

Ei-hautreste, mpl.

mains of the pts Ei-hautschlagader, 7. = Ei-hautsprengung, f. ture of the membranes Ei-hautstich, m. puncture of membranes ‘ Ei-höhle, f. egg cavity Ei-höhlenwassersucht, 7. hydramnia Ei-hügel, m. discus proligerus — em = -haut

Ei-kapsel, f. Graafian follicle _ Ei-keim, m. primitive Ei-kern, m. nucleus

nucleus ; germinal vor

OF MEDICAL TERMS Ein

tten, ‚Pl. chain of ovarian n. intrauterine life

, m. Fallopian tube SE f. tubal

fang, 7. conduction of ovum Ir n. ovarian nest

, vt, to incinerate, to (chertang, f. incineration, cal-

sttung, f. Imnbedeling 5 en, n. imbedding or troug wd. & 7. to bend inwards, | in, to incurvate ; to

legung, }: curvature, incurva- tion eka na, . imaginative rulty ‘ lasen, v./. to insufflate er, N, insufflation pow-

laser, m. insufflater

7. insufflation

m. insight

v.t. to insert, to intro-

ce; to reduce (hernia) }. insertion, introduc-

in; ction uchtung, /. involution, inbulg-

z, indenta ion ; incisura ; hilus Eupen vt, to evaporate, to ap vt. to inspissate, to icken

ickung, /. inspissation, thicken-

fingen, v4, to penetrate, to

pred ne to infiltrate, to Bihdringung, J penetration, insite Binds we topxetion Eindrucksempfanglichkeit,

pressibili Pelle a. reamed from a single

Einfach, a. simple, , plain Einfächerig, a unilocular

f. im-

ächerig, a. unil Einfachsehen, n. single vision Einfall, m. incidence Einfallen, v.i. to fall away or waste Einfalls-ebene, 7. incidence

Einfalls-winkel, m. angle of inci- dence

Einfetten, v.t, to apply grease, oil, or ointments

een f. making greasy, in-

es m. influence mica ae to eat into, to cor-

Einfügen, v.t. to insert, to inosculate

AE insertion, inosculation

Bint Pi A introduction, intro- mission

Bean m. entrance, orifice, mouth,

Bikexogetorts, f. opening of en- trance, hilus, porta Eingebalgt, n. encysted Eingeben, v.t. to administer (medi- Ei be iA ti ingebung, 7. suggestion Eingebettet, a. imbedded

Einge a. inflexed Eing oes a. pressed into

Eingefallen, a. hollow, sunken (cheeks, &c.)

Eingefügt, a. inserted

Eingekapselt, a. encapsuled

Eingekeilt, a. impacted, incarcerated

t, a. groo

pee ae a. strangulated, con- stricted

Eingeknickt, a. kinked, partially fractured, bent, flexed

Eingelagert, a, imbedded, enclosed

Eingemacht, a. preserved

Eingenommen, a. heavy, dizzy,

giddy ommenheit, f. dizziness, giddiness Eingenommensein, ». the sense of heaviness or dizziness

heaviness,

ı11

ee Fiedliac silo ap tn bruch, m. intestinal rs ogi Se ide-entfernung, f. eviscera- de-erkr; Br Bates. ankung, /. intes- ‚f. relaxa- | Eingeweide- fle t, n. solar plexus wei §

weide-höhle, f. visceral cavi

ee : 7) posttest ot

ra care Acer de lehre, 7. enterology, Bingowelde-leiden, n.= -erkrankung

weide-nerv, m. splanchnic nerve Eingeweide-nervensystem, 7. vis- ceral nervous system Eingeweide-pulsader, f. = -arterie Eingeweide-schlagader, f. = -arterie Eingeweide-schmerz, m. intestinal

Eingeweide-stamm, m. intestinal lymphatic trunk

Eingeweide-stein, m. intestinal con- cretion

Eingeweide-substanz, f. parenchyma

Eingeweide-tier, n. any intestinal parasite, entozoon

Eingeweide - verstopfung, /. intes- tinal obstruction

Eingeweide-wurm, m. intestinal worm, entozoon

Eingiessen, v.f. to pour in, to infuse, to inject

Eingiessung, f. injection, infusion, transfusion

Eingipsen, v.i. to set in plaster of Paris

Eingreifend, a. radical, effectual

112

I A A.

_parti Bx.. Einknickungs-stelle, f. site « _ing or flexion Einknickungs-stenose, &s

due to Einknickungs-winkel, m.

bending or kink > Einköpfig, a. monoceph

deposit Einlagerung, f. infiltration, de lodgment : Einlassung, f. intromission, | tion r ere }. introduction, u ion Einlenken, v./. = Einrenken

v.t, to paint on with a f. painting with a

. unipolar vt. to dust, to apply }. dusting, application

bachersng, ner ia

one vt, to rub in, to embro- Übung, f. rubbing in, embroca- n, inunction ; liniment ; friction

äbungs-kur, f . treatment by Ebungemittel, n. Hniment, em- eel v.t. to reduce, to set (a kung, f. reduction ; setting

Bmmmaschine, f. reduction- or -appara’

vt. = Einrenken ss, m. rent, sure, crack, slit llung, f. i sevolation ation ; invagination 5 Ber v.t. to grease, to anoint,

Übung, . grease, anointing, em-

ee. compds,), absorbent,

eee, I absorbent or lym- wuge-gefass, n, = -ader

tuge-mittel, ». an absorbent

wge-röhre, 7, = -ader

pun

incar-

Ein

v.t. to suck in, to absorb, to imbibe

a, absorbent, absorp- Einsaugung, f. absorption, imbibi-

rer ar

n. power of al on. Einshurig, ig, a. ea monovalent

(of base) ® r Einschachtelungstheo

evolution on See Einschalten, v./. to insert, intercalate Hines: 4 insertion, intercala-

Einschichten, v.t, & #, to stratify, to imbed, bi form layers = a. composed one layer or ye es vt = Einschlafegefühl, ». sleepiness Einschlafen, vt v.i. to fall asleep

‚2. numb- en agree ae 8 Je tle an to cause to sleep, to narcotise Einschläfernd,

a. narcotic, soporific, , f the production of

sleep Einschläf: ttel, ». a soporific,

narcotic, opiate v.t. & ¢. to wrapup, to _enclose ; to be suppressed f. irradiation (e.g. of a nervous impulse , v.t. to introduce (dis- ease)

Einschleppung, f, introduction (of a disease)

Binschlisunog, f. inclusion, impac-

Einschluss, m. = Einschliessung

Einschmelzung, /. breaking down, softening, fusion

Einschmieren, v.t. to anoint, to smear

Einschmier-kur, f. treatment by in- unction

Einschmier-mittel, m. liniment or other remedy for rubbing in

Einschmierung, f. inunction

Einschneiden, v./. to cut into, to incise

Einschneiden, ». = Einschnitt

Einschneidung, m. = Einschnitt

Einschnitt, m. incision, cut, indenta- tion, notch, groove

113 H

Einspeicheln, v.t. & 4. to salivate; to be salivated mene, f. salivation, insali-

Einspritzen, v.i. to inject with a

Einstellung, f. presentation

Einstich, m. Tetons 2

Einstich-messer, n. straight bistoury

Einstich-punkt, m. or -stelle, f. point of puncture

Einstreichen, v.t. to rub

Einstreuen, v ¢. to dust or sprinkle

Einstreupulver, ». dusting-powder

Einstülpen, v.t. to invagina’

Einstülpung, f. invagination, intus- ‚susception ; infolding

Eintägig, a. ephemeral

Eintauchen, v.t. to immerse

Eintauchung, f. immersion

Einträufeln, v.t. = Eintröpfeln

Einträufelung, f. = Eintröpfelung

Eintreiben, v.i. to rub in (e.g. an embrocation)

Eintritt, m. entrance, accession (of fever) Ei, n. egg

Eintrittstelle, f. place of en Ei-pol, m. pole of the

Eintröpfeln, v.t. to instil, to drop in | Ei-reifung, f. maturation «

Eintröpfelung, f. instillation Ei-rund, a. oval

Einverl eiben, v.t. to incorporate Ei-rundes Loch, ». for

Einverleibung, f. incorporation Ei-sack, m. ovisac, yo)

Einwachsen, v.i, to grow into orin | Ei-säckchen,

» Einwand, m. objection primitive egg-follicle Einwandern, v.i. to immigrate Ei-schale, f. egg-shell £ Einwanderung, /. immigration Ei-schal ut, 7. envelope ori Einw eorie, 7. immigra- brane of ovum

_tion theory (of tumour-cells) Ei-schimmel, m. oidium

, a. inwards, inwardly Einwärts-drehen, v./. to turn in- wards, to introvert

Ei-schlauch, m. ovarian tube Eis, n. ice bh Eis-aufschlag, m. application In4

a a =

salpetersaures —, nitrate of iron, ferrous nitrate schwefelsaures —, sulphate of

iron Eisenoxydul-acetat, ». ferrous ace-

tate Eisenoxydul-ammoniak, n. ferrugi- nous ammonia ul - carbonatzucker, m. Are carbonicum saccharatum, Eisenoxydul-lactat, . lactate of

iron op ae ca n.pl. ferrous Eisenoxydul-sulfat, n. sulphate of iron Eisen-pastillen, f.pl. iron lozen Eisen-pflaster, 'n. iron plaster ay Eisen-phosphat, ». phosphate of n

iro pl. iron pills; —

Eiteilung, f. division or Sa tion of ovum

Eisen-pillen, f tftalletoche) pills of iron’ and aloes

Eisen-präparat, m. a preparation of iron ocu

Eisen-pulver, ». Ferrum pulveratum, i 2. Supp Ph.G i

Eisen-saccharat, n. Ferrum oxyda- tum saccharatum solubile, Ph. G.

Eisen-salmiak, m. Ammonium chlo- ratum ferratum, PA. G.

Eisen-sauer, a. ferrate : g ing

Eisen-säuerling, m. a chalybeate | Eiter-ansamml mineral water

Eisen -säuerlingquelle, f. a chaly- beate sprin,

Eisen-säure, /. ferric acid

Eisen-schokolade, 7, chocolate con- taining iron

yh pus (e.g. empyema Eiter-ansetzen, n. — -absetzen Eiter-artig, a. = -ähnlich Eiter-aufnahme, f. or -aufs f. absorption of pus Eiter-auge, ». hypopion 116

OF MEDICAL TERMS

tritt, m. discharge of i m. u alent ae na

r, f. suppurating vesicle ; &, im; ; pustular bleb chen, n. = st, 7. empyema

m. = ch m. _ bursting ‘chsetzt, a. or -durchtränkt, trated wins pus

cgend a. exciting suppura- eget, m m. exciting cause of Be a. suppurative, py- eugung, f. production of

big, a. pus-coloured 5 n. suppurative fever,

ite, f. impetigo

sie, run of ps

Sm. erosion caused by pus

ba. ened with pus m. purulent contents

N. Pig tes coagulum Er n.suppurating ulcer {, . virus of pus ad, m. = -flechte a, = -artig

m. or -harnen, m, urine

m. suppurative focus

SEES 3

Biter - höhle, f. abscess cavity,

Eiter-husten, m. cough with puru- lent sputum

Biter-jauche, }. ichor, sanies Eiter-kanal, m. — -gang Eiter-kettenkokkus, m. streptococ- cus pyogenes Eiter-klümpchen, ». pus concretion Eiter-knoten, m, purulent nodule Eiter-kokken, m.pl. pus cocci Eiter-körperchen, n. pus corpuscle Eiter-kügel n. pus globule Eiter-machend, a. = -bildend a f purulent substance

, /. amount of pus Eu m. suppuration of um- bilicus

Eitern, v,7. to suppurate on a. sup imine ter-partikele en, n.p/. minute par-

Eiter-pickel f. purulent, pimple Biere | on for pus

Eiter-; 2 bal, {ipo f. pustular

Fiter sack, m. abscess cavity, py- ogenic membrane Eiter-schale, f. — -becken Eiter-schicht, /. layer of Eiter-schnur, f. = -banı Eiter-senkung, f. burrowing of pus Eiter-serum, n. pus serum Eiter-speien, n. expectoration of pus Eiter-stauung, f. purulent infarct Eiter-stock, m. core of boil or abscess Eiter-stoff, m. purulent matter Eiter-traubenkokkus, m. staphylo- coccus pyogenes Eiter-trop fea , m. drop of pus Eiserong. f. suppuration epitheliale or oberflächliche —, epithelial or superficial sup- puration parenchymatöse or tiefe —, ee or deep sup-

Eiterungs-befördend, a. promoting suppuration terungs - fieber, n. suppurative fever, pyemia

Eiterungs-giftig, a. virulent

Eiterungs-lehre, /. the theory of suppuration Eiterungs - mittel, #, a suppurative

agent

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of eit Pas es v,t. to cause suppura- Eiter-ziehend, a. suppurative, py- Bistotung, f. production of death of Eitrennung f. Eiweiss, n. white of egg —— ‚(in compds.), albuminous,

Eiyels-abepaltung f. splitting up of

ration of ovum albumen,

a. albuminoid a m. deposit of albu-

EN in albumin

Eiyeiscart, i ind or variety of

Biweiss-arti, a, of an albuminous

nature

Eiweiss-ausscheidung, f. excretion of albumin

Eiweiss-bedürfnis, n.need ofalbumin

Eiweiss-bestimmung, /. estimation of albumin

Eiweiss-driise, /. albuminous (sali- eee? gland

Eiweiss-ernährung, /. albuminous nutrition

Eiweiss-form, f, = -art Eiweiss- férmig, a. = -artig Eiweiss-führend, a. carrying or con- taining albumin -gehalt, m. amount of con- tained albumin

Eiweiss-gerinnung, f. coagulation of

albumin

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albumin ;

Eiweiss- f. wer of buminous

Eizelle, f. Beige Eizellen- : Fizellen-kidiftung.. 7 of ovum Ejakulation, f. ejaculatio tion (anatomical) Ejakulieren, v.t. to e inject (anatomically

opie, f- ecstrophy, extrover-

is f. = Ekstase ts ” dilatation (of tubes. or

aire distended

n. ande exocadi Srocardi external

ee m. double monster joined the sternum

varasiten, m.pl. ecto-parasites Syn, 2 iphytes

isch, a. ectopic

ew — congenital absence —_ f. Beust absence of einig, f. eversion of eye-

a. eczematous Eizematöse, m. & f. a subject of Eikzembläschen, 2. eczematous ves-

Elabo , n. book in which

apo} Germany are

mops en

and m es ared by them

Elan mal un

re ere Fag ten

pire ser bodisroses, exible Elastisch-flüssig, a. gaseous

Elayl, n. pace Snes gi

Elay! n,. J&thylenum chlo-

ratum, Ph. G.

Elbogen- (and compds.), vide Ell-

ann ri Se Beer -auge, 7

Elefantenen ussatz, m. = -krankheit Elefanten-bein, . or -fuss, m. Pes

elephantinus anten-krankheit, f. elephantiasis Elefanten -läuse, /. (westindische), cashew-nut Elefantiasis, 7. elephantiasis Elefan' urtiastisch, a. elephantiasic Elektricitat, f. electricity Elektricitäts-erreger, m. exciter of electricity Lene engine m. electrophor a. electric

Blckfrisienen, v.i, to galvanise, to electrify

Elektrisiermaschiene, f, galvanic ap- paratus, electric en |

Elektrisierung, f. re gal- vanisation, electrifica‘ Elektro- (in compds. ag electric,

electro-, electrical Elektro-bioskopie, f. electrical test

vitality Elektro-chemie, }. ge ee ig * electro-chemi-

119

Ele ERMAN-ENG]

heran ker 8 \

tiveness of cutaneous nerves to | Elf

electrical currents Elektro-diagnostik, 7. electrical dia-

Elektro-endoskopie, f. examination of bladder by electric illumination a. electro-

Elektro ~ hom

m (Coen ee

lyse, 7. electrol EI t a ta erg lysis,

ana f. electro-staties

Elektro-statisch, a. electro-static

Elektro-therapie, f. electro-therapy

Elektro-therapeutisch, a. clectro- therapeutic

Elektro-vitalismus, m. the theory that life depends upon electricity

Element, ». element

Elementar, a. elementary

BEER j. elementary

ysıs

Elementar-bestandteil, m. elemen- tary or component part

BUBEREISE HIN, f. elementary

Blanventer-Kéenchen, n. elementary

granule

peace pe n. elemen- tary corpuscle

Elementar-störung, f. elementary disturbance

Elementar-zelle, f. elementary cell

Elementenmessung, /. stoichiometry

Elemi, ». or -harz, ». elemi ; -salbe, f. Unguentum elemi, Ph. CG.

Elephantiasis, f. = Elefantiasis

Elephantiastisch, a. = Elefantias- tisch

Elevatorium, n. elevator

Elfenbein, ». ivory

Elfenbein-exostose, f. or -gesch-

f. odontome

Elfenbein-haut, f. layer of odonto- blasts :

Elfenbein-stift, m. ivory peg

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Ellbogen-hécker, m. © Ellbogen-héckergrube, fossa of humerus Ellbogen-héckermus! Ellbogen-knéchel, m. © Eee m= i ogen-knorren, m. olecrano Ellbogen-muskel, m. tensor carpi ulnaris Ellbogen-muskel, m.(in: carpi ulnaris Elibogen-nerv, m. ulnar ı Elibogen-netz, n. elbow-j Ellbogen-pulsader, 7. — 5 Ellbogen-rand, m. rim of elbow Ellbogen-röhre, /. radius Ellbogen-schlagader, f. = Ellbogen-strecker, m. * tensor of elbow Ellbogen-strecker, m. (der

extensor carpi ulnaris

OF MEDICAL TERMS

er ie) Do EN

beine, bend of elbow Ilse (der Hand), flexor

- (and compds.), vide

f olecranon ortsatz, m. ies a köpfchen, n. head of ulna kronenfortsatz, m. coronoid

ck m. äusserer), exten. m. ( , exten-

Kanal, m. Eee oe Band), or carpi ulnaris Ja artery of arm nerv, m. ulnar nerve strecker, m. (der Hand), ex- = Inar u eminence SD condyicts joint Asthma, n. angina pec-

vide

Hay

f. inferior pro-

I wuge- (and compds.), auge

inal suture

pa! nm. tamour composed of zieren, v.f. to cause to ema- 6, to make lean

en embolism ; emboly iform, a. embolic

isch, a. embolic

olalie, Er the insertion of

feemetions, en a symp- of mental disord: ophrasie, f. = Embololalie

Embolus, m. embolon, embolus ree ate VA "formation of

Embrye- "(in compds.), embryonic,

rg foetal character of heertaoants (Hanf) ung, f. foetal de- velopment

cart prime tine f. foetal nutri-

E Br ” Embere gen er ae ee BT. embryology Soe em nic m

Embryo-ulcie, /. removal of fotus by cutting-hook

Sun EEPSERERERNE n. growth of

Embryonal- (in com , embryonic

Embryo nalcalage, re embryonic rudimen

Embryonal-entwickelung, f. embry-

Embry aide bryonal spot

ryonal- m. em ger peng ae. n. embryonic

Embryonal-schild, m. the embryonic

Embryonal-celle, f. embryonic cell ; immature or undifferentiated cell’ Emesie, f. tendency to vomit Emesis, f. vomiting Emesma, 2. vomited matter Emetisch, a. emetic Emetokatharsis, f. vomiting and purging Emetologie, f. the science of emetics Emmanien, 6 menstruation Emmeniolo; jf. the science of ern Tod Emmeniologisch, a, emmenological Emmetropie, f. emmetropia Emmetropisch, a. emmetropic Emollieren, v.i. to soften Emotionsneurosen, /.pl. neuroses due to violent emotions Emotivitaét, /. emotivity, capacity for emotion Empasma, . dusting powder, toilet

concomitant

i. to conceive, to become pregnant

121

eo Empfinden, vt 1 Feel rie ones

EEE en, setive,

sentient

ch, a. sensible, sensitive, irritable, excitable, tender, acute, delicate

ichkeit, f. sensibility, sensi- tiveness, irritability, tenderness, excitability, deli Empfindsam, a. feeling, sensible, sensitive, susceptible, sentimental it, f. sensibility, sus- ceptibility, sentimentality Empfindung, f. sensation, perception, feeling - PR Empfindungs-eigenheit, f. idiosyn-

crasy

Empfindungs-eindruck, m. sensation, impression

Empfindungs-fähig, a, sensible, per-

tive

ings-fahigkeit, f. perceptive orsensitive faculty, perceptivity

Se ieee, f. sensory nerve

re neater f. = -fähigkeit ei, m. circle or area sensation Empfindungs-lähmend, a. paralysing Empfindung anesthetic

Empfindungs-lähmung, f. paralysis

E los, a. insensible, void mpgs

— f. insensi-

Empfindungs-nerv, m m. sensory nerve

Empfindungs-nervenfaser, f. sensory nerve fibre

sense,

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Racyetierscigyh encystmen‘ Encystiert, a. encysted a End- (in compds.), final, End-abfuhr, f. termi moval . End-anastomose, f. terminal mosis End-anschwellung, f. = Ke Endaortitis, f. inflammation of i coat of aorta Br End-arterie, /. terminal artery

Endarteriitis, f. endartariEiig inflam mation of i inner coat rtery Fi

End-ausbreitung, f. terminal ramii- cation |

Endoarteriitis, f. endarteritis, in- a ect

. endogenous ee endocarditis f. re hem fluid De pecdictrsciec ame f. endometritis inflammation of

| a inner coat of _Endophytisch, mioadepiaytle Endoskop, n. Peet ae ren reg endoscopic .

masse a. sank gm n. medullary membrane of

“sp rent ru .cesophagealsound for auscultation Endothel,

». endothelium m, #. endothelial

Endothel-krebs, Endothel-platte, /. endothelial lamina

End-sehne, f. terminal End-verastelng, f ee tate

f. terminal ramification End-zapfen, m. terminal cone or

process End-zehenknochen, m. terminal phalanx (of toe)

= a End-zotte, /. en ninal vill Enervieren, ut,

ee NE m. double monster of which one-half is contained within

the abdomen of the other

ig, a. narrow-chested, asth-

matic Engbrüstige, m. Er a subject of

ortness of brea

oo f. difficult breathing, of breath

f. narrowness, closeness, con- gr are isthmus Engelmacherei, /. baby farming Engelsüss, ». pol ium rs jf. lingwort, Radix

Englische Krankheit, f. rickets

En er Schweiss, m. sweating sickness, miliary fever

Englisches Brausepulver, ». effer- vescing powder

Englisches Kollodium, #. flexible collodion

Englisches Pflaster, n. court

oop eg Pulver, 'n. Algaro anes

Englisches Riechsalz, n. smelling- salts containing ammonium car- bonate

es Salz, n. Epsom salts, sulphate of magnesia

to enervate, to

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—_

ca . an incised wound — ! , m. retraction of eye- Enorchismus, m. retained testicle

. enostosis

Enrhumieren, v.refl. to catch cold Enrhumiert, a. suffering from a cold v.t. to dealco-

holise een f. dealcoholisa- n

Entarten, vi. to degenerate, to

* deteriorate

Entartet, a. degenerated, deteriorate

Entartung, f. degeneration, de- generacy . i

Entartungs-erscheinung, /. sign of degeneration

En herd, m. focus or centre of degeneration

reaktion, f. (electrical)

reaction of degeneration

Entartungs-vorgang, m. process of degeneration

Entartungs-zustand, m. condition of degeneration

Entbinden, v./. to deliver; to re- move [as of cataract)

Entbindung, f. delivery, confine- ment ; removal (of cataract)

Entbindungs-akt, m. act of delivery

‘ot meagre f. lying-in hos-

Entbindungs-dauer, f. duration of labour

Entbindungs-haus, n. = -anstalt

Entbindungs-instrument, n. obstetric instrument

Entbindungs-klinik, 7. obstetric de- partment

Entbindungs-kunst, f. obstetrics

Entbindungs-lahmung, /. paralysis of infant due to accidents at birth

Entbindungs-stuhl, m. obstetric chair

Entbindungs-tag, m. day of delivery | 124

forceps

tion >

Enterohepatocele, ». umbilica containing liver, &c. »

Enterokatarrh, m. intestinal cat

Enteroklysis, f. washing out © testines ; enema =

Enterophthisis, f. culosis ;

Enterorrhagie, 7. intestin hage

rhag 5 Enterorrhaphie, f. intestinal Enteroscheocele, #. con

guinal hernia containi

Enteroskopie, f. enteroscopy

Enterostenose, f. stenosis Of int

tine Enterostomie, f. formation of arti- ficial anus ~~ Enterotyphus, m. typhoid fever Enterozoen, p/. enterozoa ‘ Entfärben, v.f. & i. to decolorise, to discolour ; to fade =a

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Entfarbung, decoloration, de- en"

Entfärbung: f mode of de- | Entfarbungs-fliissigkeit, f. decoloris- = — ing fluid, bleaching sis tens Entfärbungs-gi m. degree e- 2 colorisation

Entfarb meth f. = -art

tel, ». decolorising

tarbungsstfe f. = „grad

hren, n. = -art A ngs-vorgang, m. fs) oe process

‘Entfettungs-methode, f. method of ed ean oh method of mittel, ». remedy for

reducing obesity v4. to recover from fever

Entfiebern, f. defervescence Enis en to remove fusel-oil,

eh: removal of fusel-oil,

ee mitttet

| Entfuselungsmittel, n. substance N used in rectification

a. opposed

Entgegengesetzt, E ‚ m. opponens

ud. to remove poison

v.t. to ran Enthaarend, a. depilatory Enthaarung, ra depilation Enthaarungsmittel, n. a depilatory ee = a, abstemious, tem-

ek en,

Enthaltsamkeit, Enthaltung f ae fal to decapitate, to

st f. decapitation, de-

Enthauten, v.t. to remove skin, to fla Enthäutung, /. the removal of skit,

„ entozoa, enterozoa Entheomanie, . religious mania Enthirnen, vt. to remove the brain Enthirnung, f. removal of brain

‘ Ent aan f. depressed fracture of Entj .£. to deflower

Entjungferung, . defloration v

Fi 2 Een Fi an va. to germinate, to

nape vt. to debilitate, to

enervate, regen" to exhaust Batkräiacd a. debilitating, ener- Entkralet, a. “debilitated, ex Entkräftung. f debility, Ferner Yon exhaustio n, asthenia &

En f. sign of debility or asthenia

Entkräftungs-fieber, ». adynamic or on fever

. process of ap be tt zustand, m. condition of debility peg vt, to straighten or mn f. straightening of En extirpation of goitre Entladung, 7. fi reis = En f, m. discharging

m er en to evacuate, to empty

Entleerend, a. evacuant, emptying Entleerung, f. evacuation, motion een v.refl. to rer it suicide tmagnetisieren, v.f. to demagnetise Eabnagpetilerung, f. demagnetisa-

Entmannen, v,f, to emasculate, to

castrate

BEER f. emasculation, cas- tion

Entmischung, f. disintegration,

breaking up component parts

Entmündigen, v u. un place under official control a person mentally

ein oras ee tmündigung, placin, er official con a person een] affected or a spendthrift

Entnerven, v.i. to enervate, to unnerve

Entnervt, a. enervated, weakened

Entnervung, f. enervation

Entocuneiforme, a. (os), internal cuneiform

Entölen, v.t. to free from oil

Entommatisch, a. entoptic

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Sstelsioctitg, 7 deockiaklen: acay= {1 Mined takeing, 7 doxidtion, decar- Entscheiden, v.t. to decide, to deter-

mine

Entscheidend, a. decisive, critical

Entscheidung, 7. decision, crisis

Entscheidungs-punkt, m. critical

popaneis * ritical di ungs-tag, m. criti ay

einen Beh a. critical symptom on

Entscheidungs-zustand, m. critical ‚condition

Entschlafen, v.4. to expire, to die ology

Entspannen, v.#. to ‚to relieve | Entwickelun tension i

Entspannt, a. ee Br development tspannung, /. relaxation, atony twickelungs-grad, Bolepanntinaecieks f._ interrupted development

suture to relieve tension Entwickelungs-hemmend lo asc Se m. incision to ing development ; ar relieve tension Entwickelungs-hemmung, Entstehen, v.i. to come into exist- of development Br ence, to arise, to originate Entwikn ee pl. 3 Entstehend, a. nascent, in course of period of development ‘ development Entwickelungs-kraft, 7. pow * Entstehung, f. mascence, origin, development a formation Entwickel -krankheit, Entstehungs-art, f. mode of origin or opmental disease w development Entwickelungs-modus, od Entstehungs-geschichte, f. history of development u origin or development een. in f- develop Entstehungs-weise, 7. = -art mental pert a Entsteh m, nascent or | Entwickelungs-reihe, 7. order of de developmental state velopment F

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n of Ban, v.t. to wean, to altera (Ohnung, f. weaning, disuse,

eration of habit I vit. to root out, to

srelng rooting out, eradi-

een; to withhold, to deprive lehung, f. withholding, depriva-

u, Shaner ae a in mn. inanition treatment by

Se Biers

wf inflammability a & vefl. to inflame, to come inflam

lammation ändungs-anschwellung, f. in- mmatory swelling

aes, f. phlegmonous hewn remoiaca m. region of

cells found on Re ‘mucous

surfaces dey ach ee f. the science of Boteindues ts resolution of tzün lösun; inflammation Sr

Entzündungs-reiz, m. inflammatory irritant

Entzündungs-reizung, f. irritation from inflammation

Entzündungs-residuum, , inflam- matory residuum or remains (e.g. residual abscess)

Entzündungs-röte, f. inflammatory redness

Entzündungs-schub, m. attack, on-

= set ei outburst of inflammation ntzündungs-schwellung, f. = -an- schwellung

Fe N a. increas- ing inflammation

Entzündungs-ursache, 7. cause of inflammation

Entzündungs-verlauf, m. course of inflammation

Entztindungs-widrig,a.antiphlogistic —

Entzünd -zustand, m. inflamma- tory condition Enukleation, f. enucleation Enukleationslöffel, #, enucleation spoon 127

E a turcica Eph. m. epicerebral

Epichrosis, 7. an pe area! on the skin characterised mainly by changes in colour :

Epicystotomie, f. suprapubic cys- totomy

Epidemie, f. an epidemic

a sr f. or ee breitung, . extension of an

idemic EB idemiologisch, a. epidemiological , a. epidemic

Epidermalkrebs, m. epithelioma

Epidermatisch, a. epidermatic ; term applied to method of treatment De applying remedies to the sound

Epidermidoldalgebilde, n.pl. epider- mal structures

Epidermidomykosen, p/. skin diseases due to fungi

Epidermidosen, f. pl. diseases of the epidermis due to disturbance of nutrition

Epidermis, /. epidermis, epithelium ; vide for compds. also Epithel-

Epidermis-abhebung, f. elevation or shedding of epidermis

Epidermis-abschilforung, f. or -ab- to pe iti f. exfoliation of epi- | ee

an opipayale ae

Bpidermis-orke, 1 epidermal crust | Epiphysen-ansch

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

Epi f

pa tf line, junction or wot epithelium int a Pet lage

Satan series al nie, f: = age gs = -an- ber

ble. suturing of vagina

ii pty of outer

incre of fever

nn: shedding or ithelium . accumulation

lium Be je f. loosening or

ation of \aufung,

he Ds panes of

m, as in sebaceous or nder, m. epithelial cast ke, f. = artung, /. degeneration of m

erkrankung, 1. epihelal

Epithel geschwulst, f. epithl

Bei emabe, weil te Epithelial, side {or all "compl

Epithel-kern, = un nucleus Ehithel-

4. epithelial la wen 4. epithelial eases on

Epithel-quellung, f. epithelial swell- Epithel-riesenzeile, j. epithelial giant

Epithel-säule, f f.col ofe ithelium Ebithel schicht 7 epitheli sheath

Epithel-schichtang, f. eo fcheiial lame ination Epithel-schlauch, m. tube of epithe-

Epithel-scholl — Epithe-schort, m. epi

Epithelschwellung, f. epithelial

welling Epithel-schwund, m. atrophy of Al armer i a pithel-spindel, ithelial Epithel sprose, hal prot or outgrowth Epithel-verhornung, f. cornification Epi ei loss of epithelium „ver! m. loss thel-wucherung, f. hypertrophy

erust or

r pegs Epthel-selle, f. epithelial cell -zellenhaufen

Epithel ‚m. a collection of epithelial cells Epithel-zell -zellen-

lenlage, /. schicht, f. layer of epithelial cells Epithema, ». moist compress

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chung, f. = Erblassung Erblinden, e7 to become blind Erblindung, 5 f. blindness, the becom-

Erbröchen, vt. & ref v.t. & refi. to vomit Erbrechen, n. vomiting Erbrechen-befördernd, a. emetic Erbrechen-erregend, a. exciting vomiting, emetic Erbrechen-hindernd, a. checking

vomiting Erbrechen-stillend, a. antemetic Erbrechen-verursachend, a. emetic Erbrechen-widrig, a. antemetic Erbrochene, n. vomited matter Erbse, f. pea er Erbsen-bein, . pisiform bone Erbsen-förmig, a. pisiform Erbsen-gross, a. the size ofa pea Erbsen-mehl, ». pea-flour Erbstwurst, f. pea-meal sausage (a

be frost-bitten

Erfrierung, f. freezing t frost-bite : -

compound of pea-flour, bacon, | Erfrierungs-brand, m. gangı . ales. salt, sis peak frost-bite -

rd- (in compds.), earthy Erfrierungs-gefahr, jf. dam Erd en, ae alkaline earths freezing to death pes frost-b

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

Erk

gs-tod, m. death from | Erinnerung, f. remembrance, recol- Sn Bible freshen, to ri aphasie, Ho cool, to revive are he h —s sb Same imine io halkacldati

oe re An

ags-mittel, 2, refrigerant, remedy a. frozen, frost-bitten,

red ‚m. & 7.one frozen to death

v.t. to impregnate pi, complemen-

wt. & di. to forth, to ae to , to ex-

it compa) vids Mutter.

m. Gartner’s instrument and regulating

| of muscular effort em-

peter a sive a ane period (as

vt, & vefi. to ‚heat, to inflame, to become hot a. heating,

warming,

n, the 1 from Erigeron canaden-

v4. to erect v.refl. to remember, to

Erinnerungs ahigkeit, f. capability ee Te f. error of .

eee power of recol- lection i

Eri a. suffering from loss or al ehren

ren a f. the con- dition of having lost the memory

Erinnerungs-schwäche, 7. weakness or failure of memory f. dei

täuschung, usion

of recollection

pers china en n. = -fähig-

Erkältbarkeit, f. predisposition to

Erkalenv; v.i. to cool, to grow cold

Erkälten, at to catch cold

Erkältung, f. catching cold, a chill, a catarrh

Erkältungs-fieber, ». catarrhal fever

| Erkältungs-form, f. form or variety

of catarrh

ge tren eee. j. disease due to chill

Erkältungs-lähmung, f, paralysis 2a cold

tungs-nephritis, f. acute ne- „pin due to cold Erkältungs-schnupfen, m. due to chill Erkältungs-übel, 2. = -krankheit Erkältungs-ursache, f. cause of chill or cold Erkältungs-vorgang, m. the process BE: catching cold kältungs-zufall, m. attack of chill ea cold Erkältungs-zustand, m. condition of having a cold Erkennen, v./. to perceive, to dia- gnose Rekenntnisforin, fi counters

coryza

Erkennung, f. recognition, diagnosis Erkenn „mittel, n. means of recognition

Erkennungs-zeichen n. diagnostic sign or symptom Erkranken, v.t. to fall ill, to sicken

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fatigue ; to es te Ermattung, 7. lassitude, faintness, weakness, exhaustion Ermüden, v.t. & 7, to tire, to fatigue, to exhaust, to try Ermiidend, a. tiresome, fatiguing Ermüdung, fa fatigue, weariness,

Ermüdungs-erscheinung, /. sign or

sympto sean ca ge ae: gs gefühl, n. feeling of Erm! “produkt, ». products of fati ate muscles) Erm -stoff, m. = -produkt

Ermüdungs-vorgang, m. process of being fatigue: Ei Sen enatand, m, condition of e

tigu Ernähren, v.f. to nourish, to feed Ernährend, a. nourishing, nutritive Ernährung, /. nourishing, nutrition, alimentation - (in compds.), nutritive, nutrient, alimentary ; vide also Nähr- and Nahrung- Ernährungs - arterie, f. nutrient artery

ee bahn, f. nutritive tract Ernährungs-bedingung, f. condition

of nutrition gs - boden, m. nutritive

medium

Ernährungs-flüssigkeit, /. nutritive

fluid, lymph Ernährungs-gebiet, ». nutritive area 132

rnährungs-zustand, or state of noite Erntemilbe, f. ha autumnalis y Erodieren, v.t. to erode, to Ertlinen, u. tn or r vu } Eröffnend, a. aperient, lax:

— -

suffoca’ nen si Fee m. = -anfall 7 ate Ertränken, +. ide to drown Ertränkung, f. di Ertrinken, vi. to be drowned (accidentally Ertrinkung, f. “ drowning £ Er OMEND: 0. a IR Erucasäure, f. erucie acid on

ions-fieber, 7. opie fever Erupti adium, m. eruptive stage Eruptions-zeit, /. = um Erwachen, v.i. to awake Erwachsen, a. adult Erwachsene, m. & f. an adult Erwachsenheit, f. adult age, pu-

berty

Erwärmen, v.t. to warm, to heat, to foment

Erwärmend, a. warming, calefacient

Erwärmung, /.- warming, heating, calefaction

Erwärmungskraft, f. caloric power, heating power

Erweichen, v.f. to soften, to mollify, to soak

Erweichend, a. softening, emollient, relaxing, lenitive, demulcent

Erweichung, f. softening, mollifica- tion, laxity

Erweichungs-brand, m. moist gan-

grene Erweichungs - brei, m. softened (brain) substance Erweichungs-cyste, /. cyst formed by softening of tissue Erweichungs-erscheinung, f. sign or phenomenon of softening Erweichungs-herd, m. focus or centre of softening Erweichungs-mittel, 7, an emollient, a lenitive guillula aceti Erweichungs-vorgang, m. process of | Essig-artig, a. acetous, acet softening Essig-äther, m. acetic ether — 134

OF MEDICAL TERMS

1 m. acetous infusion foeung,f. acetous solution zug, m. acetous extract ven m. vinegar-forming

fring, 7. acetification

enz, f. " concentrated solu- f acetic acid made from

Ber; f. acetous ee

2 m. acetone

m. ERROR, pyro-

ae Sure hm gell form of

ing, f. acetic een sser, m. acetometer

tter, f. mother of vinegar n. acetic ether

i, m. Mycoderma aceti geerung, . fumigation with

}. dog-rose Bl: acetate er, a. acetic, acetate, 5

num avetae ee of ade fi % re Baryterde, f.

' fi Bee uigkeit, } erric

re nf Mapai f. solu- Bean wee

n. lead acetate res Kali, . potassium : res Kupfer, ». copper ! (res Morphin, ». morphine § tres Natron, ». sodium ' 4 = Salz, n. acetate

n. zinc acetate

6 er acetic acid ‚m. amyl ace-

‘e-anhydrid, m. acetic anhy- 'e-äther, m. acetic ether

Es waschung, j. washing. with

Eosig-wasser,m vinogar and water

Bali, m Ke See 15

Esslust, f. appetite absence of appetite Beten er

Estropieren, v.t, to cripple Etagennaht, f. a 2 of sutures f: intermediate

hospital (#.e. ee wounded or diseased in time of war) Ethane, il. AR an

cn compds.), vide Ethnologie, f. the science of human races

Eti . etiolo; =, egal ng

n Euämie, f. healthy condition of en

Eubietik, able ke a of ea ity living

E en oil of eucal u n. eucalyptus Euchroea, f. normal colour, appear- ance Eudiometer, m. instrument for test- ing purity of air- Eudiometrie, f. the testing of purity of the air udynamie, f. sound tone or health Euexie, f. healthy appearance and condition , f. eugenic acid, eugenol ee) f. sound constitution and

Eupepsie, f. ern normal digestion

Eupeptisch, a. easily digesting, di- gestible

a m. euphorbia poi- soning

Eu; er

health, benefit

erived Php medicine or food

Euplastica, ».pl, remedies which pease the formation of the

ie sas as a whole or of indi- vidual organs

Eupnoé, /. easy breathing Eurhythmie, f. ph eee of pulse Eusarkie, f. stout condition of body Eusitie,./. good appetite

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Eviratio, f. a form of insanity in which a man attributes pry A ualities to himself —

eren, v.f, to eviscerate

Evolutionskrankheit, f. develop-

mental disease

Evomieren, v.t. to vomit

Evomition, f. vomiting

Exaltationszustand, m. condition of exaltation

Exämatose, f. a wound sufficiently deep to draw blood

Exämie, f. bloodlessness ; bleeding to death

prolaps Exanimation, f. death ; deep faint Exanthem, . exanthem Exanthematisch, a. exanthematic, exanthematous Expirations-luft, f. Exanthematologie, f. the doctrine of | Expirations-muskel, m_ exanthemata Exanthesis, /. appearance of a skin | Expirium, ». expiration — eruption i f- exp tion, f. disarticulation 4

ex re ©

Excementosis, /, cementoma Explorativhaltung, f. O Excidenz, f. excision patient for medical e Excidieren, v.t. to excise tion , Excisur, fi = Excidenz Expulsivbinde, f. expulsion-k Excitabilitat, f. excitability or -binder

Excitationszustand, m. condition Expurgieren, v.t. to purge # Exenteration, /. evisceration | Exspektativ, a. expectant _ Exenterieren, v,f, to eviscerate Exspektativ-behandlung, 7. exy Exenterismus, m. = Exenteration ant treatment

Exerzierknochen, m. exercise bone, | Exspiration, f. expiration myositis ossificans Exstase, f. ecstasy Exesion, f. ee re of een inien “ to extirpate organs,especially bones, ra- rpieru h tion tion ; erosion 4 Exstrophie, ie. 136

t-schwarte, f. exudation crust elle, f. exudation- or pus-

ix a, f. ee n galter or -Duskin

f. extension en or Appliance: expansion ekwite, 3 i. Soy nso 1 Suspension af apparatus

verband, m. traction-

dage, extension apparatus ns-wiege, f. extension cradle

f. extension-

st. Serien ren En

Bde, fanaa bandagı de, -s) n Pi sr

a. divided into compart-

s.), vide Gesicht nerve

= _ ments, 2 (and com | Facialis, m.

| Facialis-

F.A.D,

are Die rag rent! affection ; t-patiene

Extrahleren, tf to extract Siena

Exttaperikardales Reiben, n. pleuro-

enden en I ex- tra-uterine pregnancy , n. extravasation, ex- travasated matter Extravasieren, v.i. to extravasate "extremi m. nerve of Extremitäten-stummel, m. stump of amputated limb n. tremor of

eg! tumour, outgrowth meter v.i. to swell out Extumescenz, f‚extumescence, swell-

ing

Extumeszieren, v.i. to swell out

Exudat- (and compas. ), vide Exsudat

Exulzerieren, v.i. to ulcerate, to cause to ulcerate out

Exulzieren, v.i. =

Exutoria, p/. vesicants

Exutorium, n. an artificially pro- duced suppuration (e.g. an issue)

Facialis-abducenskern, m. superior facial nucleus

Facialis-kern, m. facial nucleus

Facialis-knie, n. genu of facial nerve

Facialis-krampf, m. facial spasm, tic douloureux

a }. facial or Bell’s

ara,

Fabia phaene omen, n. contraction of facial muscles on light stroking (in tetany, ea <>

Facialis-stamm, trunk

Facialis-wulst, m. prominentia ca- nalis facialis

TEE TER f. root of facial

‚ f. facial convul- sion or twitchin Facultativ, a. facultative

F. A.D. = Fruchtachendruck, m. pressure due to the elasticity or

facial nerve

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Fad - GERN

resiliency of foctal tissues during

Fädchen, n. a small thread, filament, orfibree .

Faden, m. thread, filament, fibre,

Faden-ähnlich, threadlike, fili- form, Slamentous

1, n. bacillus, thread or rodlike i Faden-bahn, f. filamentary track ER: f. suppuration of su

-ENGLT

Faden- . filiform cell RS, m. er de Bourbon, made m leaves of Angreca fragrans er f. ability, capability, capaci Fahl a. fallow, sallow, pale, livid ig eg f. sallowness, pallor, liv-

ty Fahl-sucht, f. chlorosis Fahnengeräusch, ». brui! de drapeau Fahrbahre, f. ambulance on wheels Babszaeh, a. a ot rlässigkeit, /. culpable negligence Fahrstuhl,

m. invalid-chair on

Fäkal-dünger, m. human excrement used as manure in fluid state

Fäkal-stoffe, m.p/. feces, excreta

Fäkalien, pl. = Fäkalstoffe

Fäkulent, a. yeastlike, dreggy

Fäkulenz, /. sediment, yeast

Fakultativ, a, potenti

Falkenbinde, /. four-tailed bandage

Fall, m. case, fall

Fallbad, ». douche, shower-bath

Fallbar, a. precipitable

Falle, f. valve

Fällen, v.f. to precipitate

Fallende Sucht, /. epilepsy

Fallhut, m. bowrrelet

Fallopisch, a. Fallopian

Fallopische Muttertrompete, f. Fal- lopian tube

Fallopischer Gang, m. Fallopian tube

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=_~

Familien-übel, ». = Familien -zucht, f.

between relatives > Familien-zug, m. i har:

istics or disposition — Fango, n. an Italian earth used %

heating and applying to the as sand 2

Faradisch, a. Faradic

Faradocutane Sensibili y sh tiveness of skin to farad oo

on Färbbar, a, capable of being stained

-blinde, m. & f. a colour-blind person _Earben-blindheit, f. colour-blindness

Farben-bogen, m. the | Farben-brechung, fe Tektnekipn of

| Farben-delirien, n a sudden false

_ Farben-empfindung, f. tion of te _ Farben-erscheinung, /. colour phe-

) Bene colour-induction

{ m. contrast of _colours P

| Pre: zunrerisı; n. pigment

Farben ihre, f. science of colours Farben-messer, m. chromatometer

Farben-messung, /. chromatometry m. = -bogen Farben f. sonar ra Farben-scheu, f. chromatopho Fachenzschen, coloured vision,

erg m. the sense of colour ant m. shade or tone of

Farben-unterscheidung, f. the dis- tinguishing of colours

arben - 1ögen,

#. the capability of distinguishing colours

Farben-unterschied, m. difference of colour

Farben-veränderung, /. change of colour

Farben - wahrnehmung, f. = -emp-

Farben-wandlung, f. or -wechsel, m. play of colours

Farben-zerstreuung, f. dispersion of colours

Farb-los, a. colourless, achromatic

OF MEDICAL TERMS Fas

Farb-losigkeit, f. absence of colour, ee f

Farb- f. staining solution Farb-zelle, f. pigment-cell Farbstoff, m. colouring matter ;

is formation of pigment

arbstoff-fütterung or

injecting with ne ts - gährung, t de-

composition b een Farbtof - körnchen n. pigment Farbstoff-lösung, f- staining solution Farbstoff-niederschlag, Me -abla-

Farbstoff-zelle, f. pigment-cell

Färbung, /. staining, dyeing, pig-

e mentation Ben

ärbungs-fähig, a. of being ined pa

Färbungs-fähigkeit, 7. capability of ing stained

Farbungs-methode, 7. or -weise, /. method of staining

Farnextrakt, n. extract of male fern

Farnkraut, n. male fern

ae aut-wurzel, /. root of male ern

Fasciation, /. envelopment with bandages

Fascie, f. fascia

Fascien-blatt, ». layer of fascia

Fascien-scheide, f. sheath of fascia

Fascien-schicht, f. = -blatt

Fascien-zipfel, m. orbital processes of the capsule of Tenon

Fasciieren, v.i. to bandage

Fascikel, m. fasciculus

Fascikulär, a, fascicular

Faser, f.fibre, thread, filament ne.

Faser- (in compds. ) ‘fibrous, fibro

Faser-ähnlich, a. fibroid

Faser-band, ». accessory ligament

Faser-bildung, f. formation of fibres

Faser-bündel, ». bundle or fasciculus of fibres

Fäserchen, ». fibrilla, small fibre

Peset-ersch aia f. relaxation of

bre

Faser-fettgeschwulst, /. fibro-lipoma

Faser - fleischgeschwulst, f. fibro- sarcoma

Faser-förmig, a. fibrous, filiform

Faser-geriist, 7. framework orstroma of fibres

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Re 5 -knorpel, m. ie la

mation of ree tel Faser-knorpelgeschwulst, f. fibro- ie a. fibro-cartilagi-

ire or Pia yer ol irre

Faser - Abe bundles of ine fi fibres surrounding the bases of rodsandcones of retina See une fee aser- , f. decussation fibres or chiasma Faser-kropf, m. fibrous goitre promt de layer of fibres Faser- ung, J. Di paralysis of fibres Faser-lücke, f. fibrous Intenstiob or

Faser-muskelgeschwulst, /. fibro- myoma

Faser-netz, n. network or plexus of

F ur, -knorpel aser-: m= o

Faser-neubildung, f. fibrous new growth

Faser-richtung, f. course of fibres

Faser-ring, m. fibrous circle or ring

Faser-ringband, ». fibrous annular ligament

Faser-sarkom, 7. fibro-sarcoma

Faser-schicht, f. = -lage

Faser-schichtenstar, m. zonular or lamellar cataract

Faser-schleimgeschwulst, f. fibro- myxoma

Faserstoff, m. = Fibrin, n. fibrin ; vide for’ compds. Fibrin-

vegetabilischer —, cellulose

Faser-stoffig, a. fibrinous

Faser-strang, m. fasciculus or cord of fibres

Fäulnis-base, f. ptomaing | Fäulnis-bewirkend, a. =

‚Mm. exc or putrefaction Fäulnis-erscheinung, f. p of putrefaction or dec Fäulnis-fähig, a. decon Fäulnis-fähigkeit, f. decom or putrefy 2 4 Faulnis-fieck, m. spot or mark © decomposition ae

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reiten or pureactign sid

our of decomposition ar pi or alos, ic poison a. venting .an s

ee ios Ne berd, m, Zach or centre of EEE pi. infusoria of composition

ene m. germ of putrefac-

ais-pilz, m. putrefactive fungus Saborentie. a. process of putre-

‘tion

en a enlitien of de-

imposition

tein, n. = Faulsucht

sucht, pce rot (of peor weizen, m. = Faulbrand

bh f. det; die geballte —, the

Ebeuge,/. or -geenk, m wrist-

iskrankheit, f. favus . Schori

z, m. ters

i a.

feather, ‚spring eee aneroid baro- hare, n. indiarubber, caout-

Fokelnaht, f. quill-suture EATRODnIDe, f. spring enema

tatatos elastici ld a. clastic

seesnosnetes, m. sphygmoman-

Emeise m. et of lint ee De @ ressort peo m. But cataract

-zange, f. spring forceps F in Le ), mis-, mal- dung, A malformation

Schönleinii,

nation

„schlucken, ». swallowing the By ; failure in attempt to f

Fehler, defect, failing, blemish, “defi a ', error, 1 ke, fault Fehler- a. , incorrect, Fehler-haftigkeit, 7. faultiness, in- c „a ‘ y, abnor-

mality - hr Lan sche ee. j. Fehling’s

Hees

‘pcote or -mal, n. en ine }. or -krankheit, Feile, f. a file Feilengera n. rasping murmur Fein, a. fine, „ sharp, delicate,

soft, ‘acute , 4. fin

Feld- ol eos com er military,

Feid-apot pensthistos, 1p rye pe Feld-aret, m. army surgeon Feld-ärztlich, a. relating to army s

. areola Feld-kamille, f. field camomile Feld-kamillenöl, ».field camomile-oil Feld-kümmel, m. wild thyme ; wild

caroway

Feld-lazarı , 2. field hospital

Feld-medizinalwesen, n. all affairs connected with ambulance work in time of war

Feld-raute, f. Fumaria officinalis

Feld-sanitätswesen, n. all affairs con- nected with military sanitation _ in time of war

Feld-tourniquet, m. field tourniquet

Fell, n. skin, hide, film, tunic

Felsen- (in compds.), petrous, pe- trosal, petro-

Felsen-artig, a. petrous

Felsen-bein, ». petrous portion of temporal bone

Felsen-beinblutader, /. petrosal sinus

Felsen-beinblutleiter, m. = -beinblu-

tader Felsen-beinbruch, m. fracture of pe- trous portion of ry gang bone Felsen-beinpyramide -bein

Felsen-grübchen, n. fossula petrosa Felsen-hinterkopfnaht, f. petro- occipital suture

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Fenchel- -wasser, 71. fennel-water Fenster, ». window, fenestra ; open-

Ferien, f enestrati

. fenes' on

Ferien, /.pl. holidays, vacation-time

Fermen ie a ferment; wide dor comp! so Gärungs-

Ferment-intoxikation, f. ferment intoxication

Ferment-öle, n.pl. fermentolea

Ferment-urie, 7, passage of ferments in the urine

Fernambukholz, 2. Brazil wood

Fern- (in vines ), far, long, hyper- Fern-punkt, m. far point

Fern-rohr, n. telescope

Fern-sichtig, a. long-sighted

Fern-sichtige, m. & f. a long-sighted person

Fern-sichtigkeit, /. hypermetropia

Fern-s }. distant position

Ferri- (in compds.), ferric

Ferri-acetat, ». ferric acetate

Ferri-ammoncitrat, n. ammonio- ferric citrate

Ferri-ammonsulfat, ». ammonio- ferric sulphate

Ferri-ammontartrat, . ammonio- ferric tartrate

Ferri-chinincitrat, ». iron and qui- nine citrate

Ferri-chlorid, ». ferric chloride

Ferri-citrat, m. ferric citrate

Ferri-cyankalium, ». potassium ferricyanide

Ferri-hypophosphit, ». ferric hypo- phosphite

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Fersen-flechse, f. tendo A Fersen-fuss, m. u ca

Fersen-haut, f. of Fersen-höcker, m. tubero

Fersen-knochen, m. = - Fersen-netz, 7. rete c; Fersen-schiffbeinband,

calcis

scaphoid ligament

Fersen-sp

rungbeingelenk, ». ı galo-calcanear ligament

tung, f. breaking up of er, j. vessel supplying adi-

ee, masses of cells Frl off from mucous membranes

putting on fat

fung, Py accumulation of

legen, n. = -ansatz samm “or Neger atz, m. laying on of fat m, a. ai Fat . povel ee $ Körper, m.p/. aro- _matic fats

re, n. exophthalmos

g, m. fatty , lipoma

h, m. fat abdomen

uchig, a. fat-bellied t-bedarf, m. fat necessary for antrition

m. covering of fat — presnmson of asin an ldend, a. fat Sonning BoE a fat-former \ 7. fat-formation : * uch IX fatty hernia r ee Matty diarrhoea ” Fett-driise, }. ds j Felt durchsetsung, [. fatty infiltra-

eit-Jurchwachsung,

é growing through fe at Fette 'ette, 7. tr greasiness

*F gerung, /. fatty infiltration

eation

OF MEDICAL TERMS

ee ee i) al wege” fat

Fett-embolie, f. fat-em! ie u. rin to lubricate, Fett-entwickeling, 1 ae o bergen a. = -bildend ett-erzeugung, /. = -bildung Feit fase oes ae secretion of fat er 2 -fleck, m. or -fleckchen,

Fett felt a. ree fom at

Fete führend, a. a. contai fat Fett-gehalt, m. amount of fat con- tained

Fett-gelb, a. yello' fat Fett geschwilt, . fatty tumour,

Fi n. adipose tissue has, erging 7. inflam- mation of adipose tissue

Fettgewebs- wulst, f. fatty tu- Fettgew care lobule of webs-läppchen, 2, le o ‘isos tissue Fettgewebs-schwund, m. atrophy of pose tissue irre f. hyper-

trophy of adipose tissue Fett- m. accumulation of fat about neck Fett-haltig, a. containing fat Fett-harn, m. urine containing fat Fett-haut, f. adipose membrane, panniculus adiposus Fett-hautgeschwulst, f. subcuta- neous fatty tumour , Fett-herd, m. focus or centre of fat Fett-herz, . fatty heart Fett-hiille, f. covering of fat

Fettig, a. fat, fatty, greasy, unc- tuous, a

Fettigkeit, fatness, greasiness, oiliness

Fett-infiltration, f. fatty infiltration

Fett-kapsel, /. ipose capsule

Fett-keimlager, ». germinal layer of adipose tissue Fett-klumpen, m. mass of fat Arena n. fat granule ett-körnchenkugel, 7. = -körn- chenzelle Fett-körnchenzelle, f. or -körner- zelle, f. fatty granular cell Fett-körper, m.pl. fatty compounds, ats

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Fett-nadeln, /.p/. ee Fett-nekrose, - . necrosis of adipose Fett-niere, f

Be f. fatty

‚m. fat embolus

n. fat pigment n. ae of fat,

m. wealth of fat

erg atty com! ds seat ay aan ett-salbe, f. fatty ointment

Fottsal , f. base of fatty ointment

Fett-saure, f. fatty acid Fett-säurekristall, m. or -säurenadel,

f. erystal of fatty acid

Fett-schichte, f. layer of fat

Fett-schweiss, m. seborrhcea, fatty sweat

Fett-schweissabsonderung, f. excre- tion of fatty sweat

Fett-schwund, m. atrophy of fat Feuchtigkeitee ee rtp a. capable of breaking tion or removal of m Feuchtigkeits-gehalt, Fett-steiss, m. steatopyga, exces- moisture sively developed nates Feuchtigkeits-grad, m. Fett-strom, m. fat-stream degree of moisture

Fett-stuhl, m. ‘fatty stool Feuchtigkeits-messer, mm. Fett-substanz, f. adipose substance | Feuchtigkeits-zeiger, m Fett-sucht, f. obesity, corpulence Feuchtwarm, a. moist: Fett-siichtig, a. obese, corpulent Feuchtwarze, 7. condy Fett-süchtige, m. & 7. an obese person | Feuer, ». fire, ardour Fett-tampon, m. oiled tampon or eiliges —, € suppository Feuer-besta Fett-träubchen, ». fat lobule Feuer-blase, /.

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

et nn reine Deine by hot vascular nevus secon a i Cone a a -pilz, m. -schwamm, m. etus “ig: Mika iy setinatinn of sensation of see hes of light er Umlauf, m oster Ban s Leite, Be len Bündel, m. bundle of fibrils . bun lariectieide, f. sheath of fibrils |, #. fibrin , m. fibrinous cast

f. deposit of fib- babacheidung, f. separation of

-ähnlich, a. resembling fibrin n , f. accumulation

a. in fibrin Bartle) oo Ahrinons --aufiagerung, /. deposit of

|-balken, m. fibrinous trabecula

"band, n. band of fibrin «bildung, f. formation of fibrin

‚eylinder, m. fibrinous or

, fe permeatio csnlgerang ca

Der n. fibrino-

“erasing = yl pa

(-faden, m. fibrinous thread join x f. staining of fibrin n. fibrin-ferment

encima fl. fibrinous flocculi

n. coagulum of

EI. f. coagulation of “hati, a, containing fibrin,

ary m. anemic infarct Ben; n.pl. granules of

layer of fibrin sage faye of sathins of Sbein

Be susretion of

Fibrin - niederschlag, m. fibrinous

vin kien Ba “ ee

Pies f. passage of fibrin in

Fibrin-zotte, f. fibrinous tuft Fibrin-zylinder, m. = -cylinder Fibroid, a. &n. fibroid ; fibroma Fibrom, n. fibroma Fibromatös, a. fibromatous erg abo n.fibromatous tissue Fibrom ‚m. or -knoten, m. fibrous nodule

Fibrosarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma

Fichte, f. pine-tree

Fichten-harz, ». pine-resin

Fichten-nadeläther, m. pine-needle ether

Fichten - nadel nm. pine-needle bath a

pine-needles Fichten-nadelöl, n. oleum pini foli- orum Fichten-säure, f. pinic acid rar gg f.pl. pine-tree

Fichten wol, f. pine-wool, wood-

Fidjlausschlag, m. frambeesia Fieber, n. fever anhaltendes —, continued fever aseptisches —, Volkmann’s wound-fever aussetzendes —, intermittent

fever auszehrendes —, hectic fever oy malignant fever ; typhus sches —, dengue fever drei es —, tertian fever ree

entzündliches —, inflammatory fever

ephemeres —, ephemeral fever ; irritative fever -

exanthematisches —, exanthe- matous or eruptive fever

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Si. with marked daily variations of temperature viertägiges —, quartan fever _ erkehrendes —, recurrent ever Fieber- (in compds.), febrile, febri-, feverish pe.) Fieber-abfall, m. decline of fever Fieber-ablauf, m. course of fever Fieber: f. = -abfall Fieber-anfall, m. attack of fever Fieber-anwandlung, f. — -anfall Fieber-art, /, kind or variety of fever Fieber-artig, a. feverish, febrile Fieber-arznei, f. febrifuge gaa m. Eucalyptus glo- us Fieber-behandlung, f. treatment of

fever Fieber-beschreibung, f. description of fevers Fieber-bewegung, f. onset of fever Fieber-bläschen, n. vesicle caused by fever top h labialis Fieber-blässe, f. febrile or Fieber-blut, ». the blood modified by

fever Fieber-brand, m. febrile heat or fever , Fieber-curve, f. fever curve Fieber-delirien, p/, the deliria of fever Fieber-diät, 7. fever diet Fieber-entstehung, f. or -entwickel- ung, f. appearance or develop- ment of fever ie Serene. f. feverish com-

plain

Fieber-krise, f.

Fieber-kuchen, m. p! ague cake ,

Fieber-kundige, m. an auth:

Ficber-mittel, m. febrifuge ieber- N. B Fieber-nachlass, m. abateı fever : Ps Fiebern, v.n. to be feverish or hi fever

Fieber-phantasien, p/. = -de

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= |

OF MEDICAL TERMS Fin ır-puls, m. pulse in fever Filz- a ; c-pulver, ».. powder er ' n. f oe -rinde, f. bark laus, 7. pediculus ir m. Cinchona | F m. felt-ring (as for corns) icinalis Fi f. felt-sole r-schauer, m. ague fit Filz-verband, m. felt binder or

. increase of dressing Fr ER = Fimbrlen’ chechnit m. section of ‘r-sturz, m. violent attack of fimbrie

. cause of fever a. suggestive of

Brei m. course of fever a. Ber. intermission of

. f. increase of fever r-zustand, m. state or con- ion of fever

— j. fine threadlike sub- nee of mitotic fi yl

+ Florence, m.

apotheke, f. "branch lieh: nt of a zen apothecary ure, f. filicic

ts m. only with male

fale sches Zeichen, ». yellow oration, followed desqua- tion of palms and soles in tain acute febrile affections - (in a a ), vide Filtrier-

gain f. filtration scar m. precipitate

’ per er-presse, f. filtering-press er-sack, m. filtering-bag er-stein, m. filtering-stone er-trichter, m. filtering-funnel, ainer, colander er-tuch, n. filtering-cloth erung, | }. filtration

ti tomentum „a. of felt, feltlike, tomentous

which Fallopian fimbriz are Findel “in compds.), foundling, indel- » » rela foundlins

jerkin wit pds.), d Finger- (in com > Finger-ader, /. a vein oft tee th Finger-arterie, f. an artery of the

nger Finger-band, ». digital li ent Finger-beere, f. er-p Finger-bein, n. ‘adie ital Or a der & the finger , flexor sub- itorum exor profundus digi-

a f. flexion of a er tt nobliitysof a finger Finger-bewegung, f. movement of a fin

ger

Finger-blutader, f. = -ader

eier ie n. carpo-meta-

join Finger deack, m. digital pressure Finger-eindruck, m, digital impres- sion ; pitting

Finger-eiterung, f. suppuration of a

, f- inflammation

finger Finger-entziin

a finger, whi ow, paronychia Bingertieehs; fr sulcus digitalis

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Fingerhutkraut, n. Folia digitalis ar rag or f. Unguentum digi- Fingerhuttinktur, f. tincture of digi-

ni in f. digital percus-

Finger-knochen, m. = -bein

Finger-krampf, m. finger cramp ; writers’ cramp

Finger-kuppe, /. finger-ti

F ‚m. finger-s

Finger-muskel, m. a digital muscle

Finger-nagel, m. finger-nail

Finger-nagelglied,

Finger-nerv, m. digital nerve Finger-p 2 ‚f.a digital pesunz

Finger-rücken, m. dorsum of finger Finger-rückenarterie, f. dorsal digital

artery Finger-scheide, f. digital sheath Finger-schlagader, 7. = -arterie Finger-schützer, m. finger-shield Finger-sehne, f. digital tendon Fi -sehnenscheide, f. sheath of a 2 A tendon u ger - sehnenscheidenentzündung, f. thecal abscess, inflammation wan a digital oe inger-spitze, /. = -kuppe Finger-sprache, f. finger langu: ees m. extensor of the nger Finger-streckmaschine, f. extension apparatus for finger EIER pi f. extension of ger Finger-untersuchung, f. digital ex- amination 148

Fistel, f. fistula ; rn a. Or -artig, a. | ous 5

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Saga a oa he el-bildung, f. formation of fistula

bisturi, n. bistoury for fistula o-brenne, m. cautery for fistula ung, f. laying open a

hea On f. membranous ne of a fistula el-messer, 7. fistula-knife el-öffnung, f. mouth of a fistula -schere, f. fistula-scissors tt, m. incision for fistula

f. laying open a

el-stimme, f. falsetto voice el-ton, m. falsetto tone or note , f. forceps for fistula or

nus a. fistular, fistulous }. fixation

itions-feld, n. oye of fixation ttions-punkt, m. fixation point er- (in compds.), vide erung eren, v.f. to fix; to harden; to tare at

m. fixation point (of fe)

ersalz, n. sodium hypophosphite

, /- fixation, fixing ; harden- eg

pa n. fixation ae

‚mittel, n. Ai ‚agent, cranes hardening materi erungs-pinzette, f. fixation for-

lenkt, m. fixation point

:cescenz, f. ficcciaity

= Flaccescenz 2 a. flat, level, smooth, super-

Fle Flächen-vergrösserung, f. = -aus- Flach-hand, f. palm of hand Flach-kopf, hal: Flachs, m. flax Flach-schnitt, m. horizontal section m. flax-seed

Flaschenbacillen, m. flask- or bottle-shaped baci m. pulley

for compds. Sehnen- , a. tendinous Flechte, f. a generic term for various scaly or crust-forming skin erup- tions, as psoriasis prurigo, &c.; lichen’ (Bot.) Bläschen —, herpes bor! —, crust-forming cine a Igaris topes vu , miliaria

Gürtel — Bar zoster isländische ne moss

ee" ‚ prurigo chende — , alopecia ne —, prurigo fur-

Kadtchen —, lichen nässende —, ‘weeping eczema Ring- —, herpes iris scherende —, herpes tonsurans, ringworm schleichende —, h Flechten-artig, a. herpetic Flechten-ausschlag, scaly or crusted eruption Flechten-bldschen, n. herpetic ves- icle

a f. surface, flatness, expanse | Flechten-brot, ». Iceland moss-bread !hen-ausdehnung, f. increase of | Flechten-grind, m. impetiginous irface eczema ; porrigo

then-katarrh, m. surface catarrh | Flechten-leiden, ». an impetiginous then-krebs, m. superficial or affection

irface cancer Flechten-salbe, f. white precipitate then-muskel, m. (der Hand), ointment ; alsoa name for various ılmaris brevis other ointments

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Fleck-typhus ‘m. typhus Fleck-wasser, n. Ped a. ee 1 2 batswi: the

m. ;

broad are a Fleisch, ». flesh, meat; wildes —,

proud-flesh, granulations

Fleisch i a. laying-on or

gaining fl Fleisch-art, f. kind of meat Fleisch-auswuchs, m. fleshy out- growth; proud-flesh, granula-

Fleisch-balken, m.pl. muscular bundles ; columnz carnez Fleisch - basen, ?/. nitrogenous muscle extractives (e.g. kreatin, kreatinin, &c.) Fleisch-beschau, f. official inspection of cattle, meat, and meat markets Fleisch-beschauer, m. the official inspector of meat, &c. Fleisch-beschauwesen, 7. all affairs connected with the official inspec- tion of meat, &c. Fleisch-bestandteil, m. constituent of flesh Fleisch-bildend, a. flesh-forming Fleisch-bildner, m. flesh-former Fleisch-bildung, f. flesh formation Fleisch-biskuit, ». meat-biscuit Fleisch-brot, ». meat-biscuits Fleisch-bruch, m. sarcocele Fleisch-brühe, f. bouillon, beef-tea, meat broth

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ad: escolated, ed,

Fleisch-mole, f, fleshy n Fleisch-nabel, m. integ wa ee eisch-nahrung, f. Fleisch pankresia 7 of pancreatised meat Fleisch-pepton, #. meat p Fleisch-peptongelatine, 7. Pak, gelatine eisch-peptonlösung, f. meat peptone f

th-polyp, m. fleshy pol: th-saft, oe Weirict of ont

Peg, en imal food 'h- ‚ m. sarcous element th-' m. en . m. mea poisoning hoid fever f. examina- n of meat

Bauen, fpl. meat comes- | sade reiche granulations

‚a. like a

th-wuchs, m. of flesh th-wunde, f. flesh-wound , m. inosi "sche Fiüssigkeit,f, chro

me ta t, /.chrom- hen, vi. to gnash (one's re projecting or promi- onsebene, f. flexor surface or Bm, new cicatricial tissue page f.pl. elder-berries

elder-fi o_o.

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Fliegen-kopf, m. halon Fliegen-papier, Fliegen- ehe Soophaffen can-

Fliegen-pilz, m. Arm muscarius Fliegen-schwamm, m. = -pilz

Fliegen-sehen, ». musc» volitantes eng m. crude or native

Flichkraft, f. force Fliessen, v.i. ‘to flow, to run, to gush, to escape, to circulate, ‘to water m the eye Fliessend, a. flowing, running Fliess-blattern, f.pl. or -pocken, f.pl. confluent small-pox ess-schnupfen, m. running catarrh Fliete, 7. fleam, veterinary lancet A pend] m air, Bi ee mmer- (in com ciliary, ciliated, Palsionvng bli . gruen bewegung, f. ciliary move- men

Flimmer-cilien, 92. vibrating cilia

Flimmer - cylinder, m. cylindri ciliated epithelial cell

ee n. ciliated epithe-

Filanrmer-hdchens. . vibrati oe

ar Fo n. or -här n.

Flimmer-haut, /. ciliated membrane

Flimmern, v.i. to glitter, to twinkle, to sparkle

Flimmer-oberhäutchen, n. ciliated surface epithelium

Flimmer-saum, m. ciliated border or margin

Se aloe: n.a form of entop- tic scotoma with iy wich headache associated usually with headache and other nervous symptoms— amaurosis partialis fugax (Foerster)

to cover

Flüchtig, a. volatile, fugitive, evan- escent

t, n.com-

eg inant

Flüchtiges Fılchiges Kamp feröl, m. oil of

Fliichtiges Fons ra n. ammo- nium carbona

Flüchtiges Oel, n. lies oil

Flüchtigkeit, /. volatility, fugacity

Flug, m. flight

Felde ge shin Flugbrand, m.

ome Ed y Ustilago

Flügel, m. wing ; ala; lobe et a. winglike, aliform,

ht attacking

nf “pterygoid artery

, a. = -ahnili Fligel- n. alar on Flügel-band, ». (des Zahnes), lateral ontoid li ee Flügel-bein, n. sphenoid bone Flügel- bein’ , m. parietal ver- Fiige! tt, ptery -fell, n. gium ügel-förmig, a. = -ähnlich Flügel-fortat, m. pterygoid pro-

Flögel-gaumenartei, f. pterygo-

Fibgel-gaum ER m. spheno- isa oe or Meckel’s ganglion Fl cy ik f. pterygo- a en nitin -gaum: o m. = -gau- menganglion ; Flügel - gaumennerv, m. palatine nerve

‚P Flügel Flügel

spheno-

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ca Fluss-harz, . | Fluss - mittel, | "ao remedy Estat f.

n, solution of ferric Flüssigkeit, f. fluid, liqui phate mour Flüssigkeits-a 28 { tion or excretion of fl -

Its-menge, f. amount of

iver f. column of fluid fen, m. drop of fluid oe , J supply of

4. & , to whisper sache, = "stimme, f.

eleuchtung, f. focal illu-

uence, sequel, result cau fag & ne adary p' menon Dean} sequela ; second- En, m. second or g condition or s f. inflammation of hair-

a. follicle usgang, m. mouth of fol-

ntziindung, f. folliculitis üssigkeit, 7. Auid contents m. neck of follicle Si oar = follicle

ette, f. chain row of iindung, f. orifice of fol- fichter, m. infundibulum of sullerung, f. suppuration erschluss, m. occlusion of elle, f. follicular cell

| llicular

‚a. fo -cyste, f. follicular cyst

tarrh ——— verschwärung, f. follicu- lar ulceration Foment, n. hot fomentation or poultice Fomentativ, a, of the nature of a fomentation or poultice Fomentieren, v.t. to foment Fontanell-binde, f. fontanelle ban-

dage Fontanelle, f. fontanelle ; artificial issue Fontanell-erbse, f. issue- Fontanell - rice leg oan Weenies = bones in nee ety Fontanell-; gee issue-pa; Fontanell- ,n. issue- Fontanell-salbe, f. issue-oin t tori re f. ‘clamping of a blood-

Ford ttel, n. an adjuvant

Pörderungemi forensic

hr, f. form, shape, conformation, e

n, = -erbse

Form-äther, m. methylic ether enge . persistency of orm Form-bestandteil, m. elementary constituent or i ient Formel, f. formula Form-element, n. formative element Form-fehler, m. malformation Form-los, a. sha ahs amorphous Form-losigkeit, 7. essness Formonitril, n. Lover acid Form-veränderung, /. change of shape or form Formyljodid, ». iodoform Formylsäure, f. formic acid Fortbestehen, v.i. to continue =o f. permanence Fortdauern, v.i. to last, continue Seed nner a. propagated a, continued, continuous

spread, to extend

Fortpflanzung, /. propagation, trans- mission ; communication ; spread- ing, extension, evolution

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many a

Ferphanrung-t ee |

cto

F unlählg, a. incapetle or

reproduction,

ortpflanzungs-unfähigkeit, f. in- een ee “ “spay prt, frome Pecephacenyerencgan,

n. = -fä- en f. mode of

Fortpl Er Fortsatz, m. process, pete

Fortsatzlos, a. apolar Fortschreiten, v.i. to progress, pro-

Fortschritt, m. progress ie continuation Fotal bing. f. foetal er] or intra- uterine disease Fötal-herzton, m. foetal heart-sound Fötal-krankheit, f. — -erkr Fötal - kreislauf, m. foetal circula- tion Fötal-leben, ». fcetal life Fötal-monat, m. month of fcetal life ; Fötal-periode, f. period of foetal life Fötal-puls, m. foetal pulse Fötal-zeit, f. foetal period Fothergill’ scher Gesichtsschmerz, m Fothi ’s trigeminal neuralgia Fötid, a. fetid Fötus, m. foetus ; vide for compds. Frucht- Fowler’sche Lösung, f. or Tropfen, m.pl. Fowler's so ution of arsenic Frage-sucht, 7. or -zwang, m. morbid doubt, insane dubiety Frais, m. green stools of infants ; also a popular term for epilepsy how nea ER eczema vide Frais Fraktur, }. E dartare

Benin Fremd-artigkeit, strangeness Fremd - formation, | Fremdkörper, m. en 154

m. outbreak of ruption = schlag, m. miliary erup-

n. mi vesicle en Sage Sa ex- et sg s miliaria

t, f. = -fieber

n. miliary iieldity ; int treatment by cold ons friction r, f. treatment by in- massage or friction indene, f. newly delivered | eompds.), frontal-; vide trie, f. frontal artery ne, /. frontal plane it, /. frontal suture

m. frontal section idung, f. frontal convolu-

eee, ne) raler), temporal fronto- if point Ee > finalfurche, f. ‘on

n ment with frog's 1

rost, m. frost, cold, c! n Frost-anfall, m. attack of

or rigor Frost-ballen, m. chilblain, frostbite Hassan DEE frostbite m. ous

Peering, 7 ven a

shivering

te Frost-mischung, f. mixture gar es nm. remedy frost-

Frost-pflaster, », plaster for frost- bitten parts Frost-punkt, m. freezing-point Frost-salbe, f. ointment for frost- 5 bitten parts er rost-schauer, m. shivering, rigor Frost-schlag, m. paralysis rae cold, frost apoplexy Frost-schnitt, m. frozen section Frost-starre, f. rigidity of body after death from cold

Frösteln, n. slight chill or shiver

Frottieren, v,t, to rub, to apply fric- tion

Frottieren, ». rubbing, friction;

massage

Frottier-biirste, f. flesh-brush

Frottier-gerätschaft, f. implements for rubbing in massage, &c.

Frottier-han uh, m. flesh-glove

Frottier-handtuch, n. = -tuch

rn n. friction towel or

oth

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dity, Frucht- f. foetal move- ment Frucht-bil , }- fructification ‘Frucht-blase, 7. amniotic sac Frucht-blasensprengung, f. artificial rupture of amniotic sac Frucht-blasensprung, m. rupture of amniotic sac Frucht-blasenvorfall, m. prolapse of amniotic sac Frucht-entwickelung, f. foetal de- it

Frucht-essenz, f. = -äther Frucht-essig, m. fruit-vinegar Frucht-halter, m. uterus; vide for compds. Gebärmutter Frucht-haut, /. a foetal membrane ; chorion, amnion Frucht-häutchen, ». = -haut Frucht-hautentzündung, /. inflam- mation of chorion or foetal mem- brane Frucht-hautzotte, f. villusof chorion Frucht-hof, m. area of germination

er —, area opaca durchsightiger —, area pel- lucida

Frucht-hulle, f. foetal envelo Frucht-hyphen, ». germinal hypha Frucht- ,„ m. embryonic germ,

un: Rico deadbed: a ame Frühlings-kur, f. spring t bryo Z in a popular sense 15

OF MEDICAL TERMS .

‚f. = Fruchtzucker

® Herzcontraktion, /.

if insufficient med ths to 1 pulse-beat

ind, m. or -räude, f. alo-

Joint, commissure, sym- ; Suture i, to join, to unite, to

keit, f. sake pm sensi- lis Pan insensible apathetic ;

eat, i insensibility, un- ness ; coldness

m, m. space within reach ke sense of touch

1. (der Zähne) filling (of

f. filling, fulness sistand, m. condition of

rend, a. fulminant

ure, 7. boletic acid

v.t. to fumigate

m. funda- | value of a stimulus ntalformel, f. fundamental

icht, or -schein, m. report mortem

-Schwefelan n. an-

F lphide

ry m, collicalus subpinealis f. quintuple birth

1: wurmähnliches,

. heart-

Fünftgebärende, f. quintipara ee a. ige

Funkti a. functional Funktions-fahig, a. capable of func-

Funktions-fähigkeit, f. capability of function ee f. disturbance of Funktions-unfähig, a. incapable of Funktions. fähigkei' rs ons-un! t, incapa- bility of function E Er Funktions-vermögen, ». = -fahigkeit Funktions-wechsel, m. alteration or change of function

Furche, f. furrow; ridge, groove, wrinkle, sulcus Furchen-sonde, f. grooved director

or sound Furchen-spatel, f. grooved spatula Furchung segmentation or cleav-

Furchungs-erscheinung, f. segmen- tation pheno!

Furch fiche, Fr f. groove of seg- mentation or cleavage

Furchungs-höhle, 7. segmentation or cleavage cavity

Furchungs-kern, m. segmentation nucleus

Furchungs - kugel, f. globule or age of segmentation or cleav-

Furchungs-prozes, m. = «vor;

Furchungs-spalte, f. cleft or of segmentation

Furchungs-vorgang, m. process of segmentation or cleavage

hr an ee. f. segmentation-

dees cor ana f. pyromucic

Fusiband, 4. Tavin Furunkel, m. boil, Turn

Furunkelbildung, 7. . formation of a

Furunkulose, f. en Fusel, WER ; popular term for

sean de, Fuselig „a. a. ee fusel-oil ui, n. fusel-oil

pipe tc foot delivery or

—— n. ankle-joint ; an arti- culation of the foot “ oberes ae ee a oo na en e or other joint of ‘oot -beugung, /. flexion of

-verkriimmung, f: dis- ee or malformation of ankle- oin ; enk-verrenkung, f. disloca- tion of the ankle-joint

Fuss-gewölbe, ». plantar arch Fuss-gicht, f. gout in the foot Fuss-gich ‚a. gouty in the foot Fuss-klonus, m. ankle clonus Fuss-knöchel, m. malleolus Fuss-knöchelgelenk, », ankle-joint Fuss-knochen, m. a bone of the foot Fuss-knochengerüst, n. the bony framework of the foot Fuss-knorren, m. = -knöchel Fuss-krümmung, f. curvature of foot Fuss-lage, f. = -einstellung Fuss-leiden, . affection of foot Fuss-los, a. footless ‘ Fuss-maschine, f. any apparatus for treating deformed feet Fuss-muskel, m. a muscle of the foot Fuss-muskelbinde, f. plantar fascia Fuss-muskulatur, f. muscular appa- ratus of foot Fuss-nerv, m. a nerve of the foot

OF MEDICAL TERMS er, m. foot-warmer Fusswurzel-pulsader, f. = -arterie er = us Fusswurzel-rückenband, ee Fusswurzel-schlagader, «bein, n. a tarsal bone Fuss-zehe, f. toe -gelenk, ». tarsal articu- en ong ee Slater cell Fütterung, f. feeding ;

be fs onion or morbi tig, ee with ex- r mor mp

7 and compds., vide \.; vide Geissfuss

» » (in compds.), milk-, le, ». galactocele, milk- eter, m. cremometer

jor, m. artificial nipple tora, n,pi, galac es lorisch, a. galactophorous,

us erosis, f. excessive secre-

Be pailie-caedncing: reasing

Galakt-ostase, f. of breast th milk-secretion Galaktosemie, f toss of milk Galakt-ozyme, f. milk ferment ; koumyss ee a aluslon of having a,f. been converted into a cat Galenisch, a. Galenic Galenischer Verband, m. Galen’s bandage Galeropie, f. morbid sensitiveness to bright light Galgant, m. or -wurzel, chan Ph. G. - (in compds,), vide also Gallen- Galläpfel, m.p/. ey et -gerb- säure, f. tannic acid; -tinktur, f. tincture of galls Galle, f. gall or bile Gallen-abfluss, m. flow of bile (i.e. riodic, after meals) en- , f. removal of bile Gallen-abführend, a. bile-removing, cholagogue Gallen-abscess, m. biliary abscess ea. f. secretion of e

Gallen-ader, f. cystic vein Gallen-arm, a. deficient in bile

‚m. bile-

Erg and reihe Gallenblasen-durch hrung, . foration RE eee asen-em %, empyema of eon binden =n Gallenblasen-entfernung, f. = -ab-

tragung Gallenblasen-entzündung, f. inflam- mation of gall-bladder Gallenblasen-eröffnung, f. opening ‘of gall-bladder, cholecystotomy mere pot hit ahw a f. = -aus- ehnung Gallenblasen-gang, m. cystic duct Gallenblasen-geschwulst, /, tumour | Gall

of the gall-bladder

Gallenblasen-geschwür, ». ulcer of gall-bladder

Gallenblasen be, f. fossa upon inferior s of liver for gall- bladder

Gallenblasen-grund, m. fundus of

U-bladder

enblasen-hals, m. neck of gall- bladder

Gallenblasen-haut, di mucous mem- gang-erweiterung, ins of rn der tion of bile-duct = enblasen-krebs, m. cancer of | Gallengang-kapillaren, EN ren er duct capillaries X lenblasen-kuppe, f. fundus of | Gallengang-krebs, m. cance

duct vu

cafe Shia nals, f. suture of gall- | Gi “ en . Suture o: - all ro bladder meri ore of bile

Gallenblasen-pulsader, f. or -schlag- ada, f. = -arterie re 160

ailuss, m. occlusion “* "bile- -verschwellung, - K*bie-duct by Eu 5 membrane ng-verstopfung, f. obstruc- fas, n. biliary vessel blood- or tet reg taste of bile m. ‘sch f. biliary tumour i, gravel or tin, n. biliverdin, -grün, a. ten irze, n.p/. resins contained (nal, m. or -kanälchen, n. . bile Se

N. „krankheit, f. or -leiden, ‘lithiasis

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Gallen-wirkung, f. eftect of tile:

Geese r suppl of bile

Gallert-ähnlich, a. gelatinous, tinoid, colloid

f. variety or form of elatine

a. = -ähnlich Gulakantenng, f. solution of gela-

Gallert-bildung, f. formation of elatinous or colloid matter Gallertccetetd, eae n= - Gallerte, f. gelatine, jelly, colloid matter

jell 4 “ Gullert-ontarting, f. colloid degener- ation Gallert-förmig, a. = -ähnlich t, n. jelly as an article of food

Gallert-geschwulst, f. colloid tumour

Gallert-gewebe, n. gelatinous or mucous tissue

Gallert-haufen, m. gelatinous or colloid mass

Gallertig, a. gelatinous

Gallertig-schleimig, a. muco-gela-

noms Gallert-kapsel, f. gelatine capsule Gallert-kern, m. gelatinous nucleus Gallert-krebs, m. colloid cancer Gallert-kropf, m. colloid goitre Gallert-mark, n. bone-marrow af- fected by colloid degeneration tee: f. colloid substance ert-moos Carrageen moss Gallert-sarkom, n. cere caren — , f. soup made of jelly Gallert-tatel, R alas gelatine tablet or tabloid Gallgerbsäure, f. gallic acid L

galvano- Galvano-kauter, m. galvano-cautery knife

Galvano-! f. electrolysis Gaivano punkt, hi nei ne re

Galan. therapie, f. galvano-thera- peutics Gambir, n. catechu Gambogiasäure, f. gambogic acid Gammacismus, m. lalling ; i slurring of the consonants g and k en f- mania for making of ma Gang, m. duct, paris duct, canal, meatus, passage; gait, walk ; course ar, a. pervious Ganglien, f.pl. ganglia Ganglien-entzündung, 7. gangliitis Ganglien-geflecht, m. ganglionic plexus ien-grau, n. grey substance of reiten lion bod anglien- m. ganglion Ganglen-kugel, f. Ganglion cell 4 Ganglien , F. ganglionic layer Ganglien-leiste, f. neural crest | Ganglien-nerv, m. sympathetic nerve Ganglien-nervensystem, ». sympa- thetic nervous system Ganglien-schicht, f. = -lage Gärungs-erreger, m, ferment, Ganglien-system, n. =-nervensystem exciter of fermentation —__ 162

==)

a tagatle of: doc atation, fermentable

it, 7. fermentability Sheree a. checking or aying fermentation _

. fermentative power irae Aer fj. a zymotic tase ıgs-lehre,

u ee fermentation test ‚m. = -mittel n. method or of fermentation

igs-vorgang, m. fermentation cess

(gs-widrig, a, antizymotic, anti- hentative

wirkend, a= = -erregend e-mrkune }. effect or result

1. Bas, Be bgang, m. passage of flatus bscess, m. abscess containing

hnlich, a. resembling gas,

cous eeeente om -ecaxmunlung, cecum of gas or flatus f. kind or variety of gas a. = -ähnlich usch,

ırchange of gases ad, Pee ersing iad 2. gas

33 m spre of gas

lase, de or air bubble renner, m. natmung,

m. exchange or

= -art a. = -ähnlich ehalt, m. amount of contained

emisch, #, mixture of gases

Gastr-icität, “cise Saree of stomach

Gastr- isch, a. ee condition

of the ehe upset stomach

Gastro- (in compds. ), relating to stomac

Gastro-adenitis, f. inflammation of glands of stomach

Gastro- ex, ” hernia an stomach

Gastro-dynie, f. gastr

Gastro - elkosis, f. ulkerakoni of

cording gastric peristalsis (Einhorn)

Gastro-hysterotomie, f. an section

Gastro-krisen, pl. gastric crises

Gastro - malacie, f. softening of stomach

Gastro-megalie, /. abnormal en- largement of stomach

Gastro- m. double monster attached at abdomen

Gastro-pathie, f. gastric disease

Gastro - plegie, f. paralysis of stomach

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Gastro-xie, f. a form of nervous yspepsia

d is, f. zen N i f. ve or endo- —— gees of gastrula a f. kind, sort, race, genus,

Gaultheridl n. oil of winter green Gaumen, m ate Gaumen, , or knöcherner, hard

palate Gaumen- (in co y tin Gtumetrabeceet hr rk sce

Gaumen- bildung, j. plastic forma- tion ofa te

Gaumen-blutader, f. palatine vein

Gaumen-bogen, m. palatine arch

of soft palate Gaumen-breitendreieck, n. palatal

triangle with prosthion for apex

and greatest palatal width for

base

Gaumen-defekt, 1. defect in palate

Gaumen-dreieck, n. palatal triangle with apex at posterior diameter of palate

Gaumen-drüse, 7. palatine gland

Gaumen-eiterung, f. suppuration of palate

Jar pa i 7. inflamma- tion of rg

Gaumen-falten, f.p/. palatine ridges

Gaumen-flor, m. = -

pager a m. pterygoid pro-

Gacattenctortentn, m. palatine pro- cess

und!

tion of the embryo of some 164

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ton, m. 2 -laut_ \-tubenmuskel, m. alee of

Be n. gauze com-

sags dranage by plug

| re gauze compress pfer, m. gauze swab or mop rband, m. gauze 4

in. the blood-vessels ; arterio- is system

‚a, veined, veiny ; marbled ed stroma

a. conglomerated, conglo- bula compds.), relating to

f. axis of delivery,

kt, m. ri ei rain BO nstalt, 7. g-in institution i f. gesture

, f. pantomimic

m-tobsucht, f. gesture mania

f gesticulation ee £ to bring forth, to bear

tion, childbirth „a woman in labour . = Gebärende

a. capable of child- Skigkceit, f. capability of -bearing iaus, n. lying-in institution

utter, f. uterus, womb

|) ie

Der abscess m. uterine utter abechnitt, m. portion + uterus

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Gebärmutter. nung} ton deviation on ot deflection! Ei Gebärmutter-achse, f. uterine axis Gebärmutter-ader, f. = -blutader gg f. rudiment of PR BRENNER. chro- nic uterine inflammation } Gebärmutter-arterie, /. uterine ar-

Gobncintsttet-ast, m. uterine branch

Gebärmutter-ausguss, m. oe cast of uterus

Gebärmutter-ausrottung, 7. =

Gebärmutter-aussenfläche, f. outer Fee ee f. intra in - uterine douche bef eg oa “band, ». uterine liga- men

nn of uterine inc ligament 3

ran ee Rqaeae ligament if s ing of u! e by gt m, uterine struc-

Gebärmutter - bauchen: y fe utero-abdominal inflammation i.e. of uterus and a

en bauchfellüberzug, m. itoneal covering of uterus Ge tter-beugung, /. flexion of uterus Gebärmutter-beweglichkeit, f. mo- bility of uterus Gebärmutter-bewegung, ment of uterus Gebärmutter-biegung, /. = -beugung Gebärmutter-blasenbruch, m. utero- vesical rupture Gebärmutter-blasenfistel, 7, utero- vesical fistula Gebärmutter - blutader, f. uterine

vein

Gebärmutter - blutadergefiecht, nz. uterine venous plexus

Gebarmutter-bli ‚m.

tung

Gebärmutter-blutgefäss, m. uterine blood-vessel

Gebärmutter-blutsturz, m. uterine flooding

Gebärmutter-blutung, f. uterine he- morrhage ; menorrhagia, metror- rhagia

f. move-

= -blu-

= ates utricular | | li uterine gland hs £

- drüsenneubildung, f.

aaa, ag of uterine u foration a uterus Eyes Gebärmutter-ei, ». ovum in utero

fecundated

‚f. intra-

uterine injection Gebärmutter-einstülpung, f. inver- sion of uterus er eiterung, f. uterine

suppura

Gebärmutter-emporzerrung, f. eleva- tion of uterus

Gebärmutter-entfernung, f. = -ab-

tragung Gebärmutter-entzündung, f. inflam- mation of uterus, metritis Gebärmutter-erhebung, f. = -em-

rzerrung

Gibarinttieracechlatiung. j. uterine atony

Gabor axwdthiung. f. uterine softenin

g Gebärmutter-erweiterung, f. uterine distension Gebärmutter - fasergeschwulst, f. uterine fibro-myoma Gebärmutter-flecken, m. uterine chloasma Gebärmutter-fluss, m. uterine dis-

charge viation from normal’ pol Gebärmutter-gefäss, n. uterine vessel uterus ‘ Gebärmutter - geflecht, ». uterine | Gebärmutter - lage er lexus change in position of ateru Ge utter-geräusch, #. uterine | Gebärmutter - x murmur, souffle paralysis Be Gebärmutter-geschwulst, f. uterine | Gebärmutter-längsachse, / tumour tudinal axis of uterus tea, shh n. uterine Gebinnutte n. cer eit Gebärmutter - gestalt, f. shape or Gebärmutter-Iymphgefäss, m, forın of uterus lymphatic Gebarmutter-gewichs, ». utcrine | Gebärmutter-mangel, m. at growth uterus Gebärmutter - gewebe, n. uterinc | Gebärmutter -meissel, a. tissue i tent 166

utter - messer, #, hystero-

dung, f, mal- nation of uterus : Pesan, 95s panes m iskel, m. muscular of uterus ei , f. muscu-

-muskulatur, tus of uterus tter-naht, /. uterine suture Ag uterine ver-

erv, m. uterine nerve rmutter - neubildung, /. new v iter-polyp, : nutter-: m. uterine

eit, /. or -schie-

Sfage |, ateine ou 4 u o ur a

"terie ' Gebärmutter-schlaffheit, 7. = -er- Br: r-schleimhaut, /. uterine mucous membrane, endometrium Ge ter - schleimhautentzün- ~ dung, f endometritis- tter - schleimhautkatarrh, am. ondometritis yp, m. mu-

2 cous polypus of uterus € r-schmerz, m. uterine - schnitt, m. hyster- Sebärmutter-schwindsucht, f. uter- ine phthisis , f. =-tiefstand

tter ter-sonde, /. uterine sound Gebärmutter - spiegel, m. uterine

| | | lum N) Gebärmutter = spritze,

fred mutt

f. uterine

syringe

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

bstanzvergrösserung f. uterine hy hi Geburmutter-tetstand, x descent of uterus Gebärmutter-träger, m. uterine sup-

„ pessary tter-trichter, m. true uter- ine cavity

a ae m. gonorrhea Gebärmutter-umbeugung, f. flexion

of uterus Gebärmutter-umfang, m. ER of uterus ’ 5 8 * he oF -umstilpung, f. inversion of

Geber amination of uterus bärmutter:

-vene, f. and compds, = -blu

en ee f. uterine change (pathological)

ers range: -verdoppelung, f. double u

Gebärmutter-verdrängung, f. dis- lacement of uterus Ge tter-verdrehung, f. distor- tion of uterus Gebärmutter-vereiterung, f. = -eite-

rung Gebärmutter- ing of uterus ER ee ee f. uter- ine Geber rest . uterine induration, echtang, } of uterus Gebärmutter - verkiimmerung, 7. ar- rested growth of uterus Gebärmutter-verlagerung, f. uterine displacement Gebärmutter - verschiebung, f. = -verlagerung Gebärmutter-verschluss, m. uterine occlusion Gebärmutter-verwachsung, f. uter- ine adhesion Gebarmutter-Vollbliitigkeit, f. uter- ine congestion Seine ee m. utetine pro- lapse

circum-

f. ex-

, f. narrow-

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eingeräumt, 1 =

Gebärmutter-zellgewebsentzündung,

fe nr ay ayaa aces € 2 einen en 5

f. tetanic uterine contraction tter - zusammenziehung, 7.

chair Gebar. “a. ei of child-

Gebär-unfähigkeit, f. incapability of pi ren 2 = -unver-

eae. n. ge Ye of child bearing Gebär-vermögen, ». capability of

child- Gebär-wehen, /.pl. labour pains Gebär-zeit, f. period of delivery Gebein, n. skeleton ; remains e, 7. = Gebärden- aan Gebessert, a, improved Gebiet, n. oe Siskiict, department Gebilde, n. structure, formation, tissue, organisation Gebildet, a. elaborated Gebirgsluft, f. mountain air Gebiss, n. set of teeth künstliches —, set of artificial Rn false teeth ton Bet htshöhenindex, m. rela- een distance from pros- symphysion and the total tion of labour en diameter Geburts-brief, m. birth © fice Gebiss - obergesichtshöhenindex, m. Geburts-dauer, f. duration ¢ la relation between distance from | Geburts-eintritt, m. com meric prosthion and symphysion and the of labour superior vertico-facial diameter Geburts-erschwerung, /. i

Gebl a. foliated, leaved with delivery

Geblatterte, m. & f. fin individual | Geburts-fall, m. case of lat who has had smallpox Geburts-fehler, m ong

Geblüt, ». blood, total amount of | Geburts-gang, m m. process Of blood in body Geburts-geile, f. testicle

168

pl f. labour nephritis f. labour ig n. female generative

- schmerzen, m.pl. labour ‚stellung, Be haltung

Stube, 7, = rs, ba ine room

Suhl, m. trie chair apres Felde genital

-verheimlich . conceal-

- ung, f

werlauf, m. = -gang » f. delay in

oe time of delivery ;

Gedanken-fluss, m. flow of thoughts Gedanken-gang, m. line of thought

Gedanken - kerne, thought-

nuclei

Gedanken-kreis, m. range of thought Gedanken-lauf, m. = -gang Gedanken-leere, f, vacanc aay mind Gedanken-lesen, n. thought-reading Gedanken-leser, m. Biorantvearers Gedanken-los, a. thoughtless, vacant Gedanken-manie, /. ideational in-

sanity

Gedanken-iibertragung, 7. thought- transference

Gedärm, ». the intestines, entrails ; vide for compds, also Darm-

Gedärm-knickung, f. kinking of in- testine

m.pl.

Gedärm-verschlingung, NETTE Gedärm-verwachsung, /. adhesion of intestines

Gedärm-vorfall, m. prolapse of in- testines

Gedehnt, a. stretched out, extensive

Gedoppelt, a. doubled, reduplicated, folded

Gedunsen, a. swollen, pufiy, bloated, sodden-faced ; turgid

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Preciing Genter m. ing from RE or Gefängniskosil' m. &

tation Gefäss-bahn, f. vascular or lymph Gefäss-balken, m. vascular trabecu-

lum

Gefäss-bändchen, m. bandelet for vessel

Gefäss-bau, m. vascular structure

Gefäss-baum, m. tree or arborifica- tion of blood-vessels

f. rupture of a

vessel Gefäss-beschreibung, /. description of vessels Gefäss-bezirk, m. vascular region Gefäss - bildung, f. formation of

Gefäss-bindegewebe, m. connective if vessels

eo) Gefäss-blatt, n. vascular layer Gefäss-bogen, m. vascular arch Gefäss-bündel, ». vascular bundle Gefäss-büschel, m. vascular tuft Gef: st. vaso-motor centre . angic Gefässchen, n. a small vessel ; Gefäss-druck, m. intra-vascular pres-

sure Gefäss-drüse, f. vascular gland Gefäss-einmündung, /. anastomosis Gefäss-endenerweiterung, /. tele- angiectasis Gefäss-endothel, ». endothelium of | Gefäss-kranz, m. or A er corona vascularis äss-entartung, f. degeneration of | Gefäss- f, m. vascu essels an

Vi Gefäss - entwickelung, f. develo vessels a of bisca-restie’ /

anes f. the absence of Klicke, breach of continuity

f.orifice of a vessel

m. muscle of vessel 7. muscular coat

a vessel

iss - muskellahmung, /. mus- ee m a

aratus of vessel 2 |, m. the navel at latter ee ; ti fiss-narbe, 7. vascular cica ass-nerv, m. vascular nerv

ündel, 1. tensile of

erves supplying a vessel s ‚ j. paralysis vascular irritation of nerve

iss-riss, m. rent in a vessel iss-rohr, rn. lumen of vessel iss-sausen, n. vascular hum or

(urmur iss-schall, ». vascular sound

iss-scheide, f. sheath of vessel iss-scheidenbahn, f. track

Ss-schicht vascular E iss-schicht, f. vascular ee iss-schlinge, f. vascular loop _ iss-schwamm, m. teleangiectasis peel space occupied by a

| o£ vomel

Iiss-stämmchen, n. a little trunk ‘a vessel

iss-strang, m. vascular cord

n. vascular system Iss-! f. activity of the tssels

Iss-ton, m. vascular tone Iss-tonus, m. = -ton 171

Gefass-verkreidung, f. = -verkalk-

ung Gefäss-verlauf, m. course of vessels Gefäss-verödung, f. obliteration of Gefäss-verschliessung, f. -ver- schluss, m. occlusion ot vend Geiles eetechnwiriank, fA of a vessel ae mer i f. plugging of

Gelise-verteilung, f. distribution of vessels

Gefäss-ver wachsung, obliteration of wade verzweigung, f. ramification

of vessels

Gefässwand, f. wall of vessel

Gefässwand-entartung, f. degenera- tion of wall of vessel

Gefässwand-erkrankung, f. disease of wall of a blood-vessel

Gefässwand-muskel, m. muscular coat of vessel

ng f. and compds. =

EHRE Barta 5 «| f. change Gefässwand.verdi edickung, f. thick -ve! emt- ing of wall of vessel Gefässwand-verfettung, f. fatty de- generation of wall ee pation vessel Gefässwand-verletzung, f. injury to Re wand- eration of wall of vessel Gefäss-wärzchen, r. vascular papilla rn WO f. proliferation of vessels

adhesion or

a_i

a. voracious, gluttonous igkeit, 7. voracity, gluttony, ravenousness ‘ Gefrier-apparat, m. freezing appa- Gasior-Gacsanels m. frozen sec-

Gefrieren, v.i. to freeze, to congeal Gefrier-mikrotom, n. freezing micro-

tome

Gefrier-punkt, m. freezing-point

Gefrier-salz, n. freezing salt, nitrate of ammonium

Gefrier-schnitt, m. = -durchschnitt

Gefrierung, /. freezing, congelation

Gefroren, a. frozen, congealed

Gefüge, . construction, structure, articulation, joint

Gefühl, n. feeling, touch, tactile sense, sensibility, sensation, con- sciousness

Gefiihl-los, @. senseless, insensible, apathetic

Gefühl-losigkeit, f. senselessness, in- sensibility, apathy

Gefühls-abstumpfung, f. deadening or re Ss sensation

Gefühls-empfindung, /. sensory per-

tion Gefühls-erscheinung, f. sensory phe- nomenon or symptom Gefühls-haar, #. tactile hair Cefühls-krankheit, f. sensory affec- tion Gefiihls -1ahmung, f. sensory para-

lysis Gefahis-leben, n. inner life Gefühls-nerv, m. sensory nerve Gefühls-nervenstörung, /. sensory nerve disturbance Gefühls - organ, n. sensory organ; organ of touch Gefühls-papille, 7. tactile papilla

ter-blow | Gegen-spalt, m. contr : Gegen-steller, m. (des opponens pollicis Gegen-stellung, f. opposition

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ness a n. the blood of the rain Gehirn-blutader, f. a cerebral vein Gehirn-bluterguss, m. cerebral hz- ager oe apoplexy N Gehirn- Diutgnkian, n. cerebral blood - vessel ee ng m. cerebral sinus -blutschlag, m. = -blutung Gehirn-blutung, /. cerebral hzemor- rhage ; apoplexy Gehirn-bohrer, m. trephine Gehirn-brei, m. brain-pulp Gehirn-bruch, m. hernia cerebri, en- cephalocele Gehirn-brücke, f. pons Varolii Gehirn-contour, /. cerebral contour Gehirn ‚m. cranium i ‚ m. pressure on the brain ; pressure exerted by the brain Gehirn - durchschnitt, m. section through brain Gehirn-einschnitt, m. cerebral fissure Gehirn-eiterung, f. cerebral suppu- ration 1, m. cerebral nausea ; nausea due to hallucination Gehirn - embolie, f. cerebral em- bolism

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n. brain fever Gehirn, Gehirn. Anne, Wf RCyeticerche cellulosze . cerebral surface reg f. sha) of brain re agen) „ cerebral func-

Gehirn-furche, f. cerebral sulcus re fuss, m. we oe brain Gehirn-ganglie, cere! ganglion Genim ganllenzll f. cerebral an ic cell gefäss, m. cerebral vessel Page wales, f. cerebral tu-

Geh gs wäh, n. cerebral tissue Gehirn-gewicht, n. weight of brain Gehirn-gewölbe, ». fornix cerebri Gehirn-gliom, n. glioma of the brain Gehirn-grösse, f. size of the brain Gehirn-grund, m. base of brain Gehirn-grundfläche, f. surface of base of brain Gehirn-grundschlagader, f. basilar artery of brain Gehirn-halbkugel, f. cerebral hemi- sphere Gehirn-haube, f, tegmentum cerebri Gehirnhaut, f. cerebral meninges harte —, dura mater mittlere — —, arachnoid obere —, dura mater weiche —, pia mater Gehirnhaut- (in compds.), menin- eal Gehi ut-arterie, f. meningeal ar-

tery Gehirnhaut-blutleiter, m. meningeal sinus

it, f. brainlessness „m. absence or want

‚m. covering of the m

(ügel, m. corpus mam- segel, m. medullary aub, m. m:

f. cere’ substance

7. amount of brain ‚n. brain-knife

ı. cerebral nerve ast, m. branch of cere-

paar, n. pair of cere- schwäche, f. cerebral Ben, m. trunk of En n. cerebral em

f. Coenurus cerebralis tung, f. cerebral con-

zrube, f. fossa rhom- rth Een x

rik mn, cerebro-spi- nal medulla, medulla oblongata Gehirn - rückenmarksnerv, m. cere- bro-spinal nerve tig m. brain-sand

Gehirn-schadel, vide ne cranium ;

for all compds. Schädel

Gehirn-schale, f. cranium ; vide for

all er Gehirn-scheidewand, 7. septum Iu- cidum

duncle, crus cerebri Gehirn-schenkelfuss, m. ventral por-

tion of crus cerebri Gehirn-schenkelhaube, 7. dorsal por-

tion of crus cerebri, tegmentum page SP er pee ml f. ansa pe-

Gehirn-schichte, Fe cerebral layer

Gehirn-schlag, m. cerebral apoplexy

Gehirn- nlaanee, f. and compds,

Gehirn-schlagfluss, m. = -schlag

Gehirn-schlagflussarterie, f. Char- cot'’s of cerebral hemor- rhage, nuclear branch of middle cerebral

Gehirn-schlitz, m. cerebral fissure Gehirn-schnitt, m. section of brain Gehirn-schrumpfung, f. = -schwund Gehirn-schwamm, m. ee ® cerebri Gehirn-schwiele, f. = Gehirn-schwund, m. Gecekea! atro-

FR - echecinahebin f. cortical blindness

Gehirn-sichel, f. falx cerebri; falx cerebelli

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— Sf

ehi f.eere- bral atrophy Gehirn-teil, m. ion of brain Gehirn- f. cerebral ac- | tivity or function

Gehirn-trichter, m. infundibulum cerebri

Gehirn-turgor, m. cerebral hyper- emia

Gehirn-vereiterung, f. cerebral sup- rung, f. cerebral indu-

ration Gehirn-verkümmerung, /. cerebral arrest of development or atrophy Gehirn-verletzung, f. cerebral in-

jury See eee f. cerebral func-

on Gehirn-verschwärung, /. ulceration of brain Gehirn-vorfall, m. hernia or pro- trusion of brain Gehirn-vorgang, m. functional pro- cess of the brain Gehirn - wachstum, ». cerebral wth or development - wasser, n. cerebro-spinal fluid

Be f. fibrillation ry nerve

nloch, n. auditory nerve tnkern, m. nucleus of the nerve

pee, m. auditory game, f. auditory

n. organ of hearing uno testing the hear-

n. ear-trumpet, stetho-

2), vid vide Gehör- 1, My . basilar fibres m. otolith

2 f. cochlea ‚m, auditory ver-

m. sense of hearing

‘e, /. anditory sphere, hen, n. auditory rod hen, n, = -sand

= eh m. auditory vesti-

(ene ee Es

Gehör-wasser, ». liquor Cotunnii ; fluid of inner ear Gehör - weg, m. and compds. =

Gehör-werkzeug, n. eo m. auditions Eh of

Husc Gehstörung, f. locomotor disturb-

Gehverbande, pl. ba es the patient Sy alle eee PES Sah wera n.pl. locomotor ap- ratus Geiler, m. ares slaver is erig, a. velling, erin, drivel-like Geifern, v.i, to drivel, to dribble, to slaver

en n. colophonium ‚ a. lecherous, lascivious ; proud

flesh) e, f. ovary ; — n., pl. testicles Geilheit, f. lechery, lasciviousness

Geilsucht, f. nymphomania, satyri-

asis Geimpft, a. a, inoculated Geimpfte, m. & jf. a vaccinated or inoculated subject Geissel, f. flagellum, eilium Geissel-faden, m. cilium Geissel-infusorien, pl. flagellata Geissel-tierchen, ».p/. flagellata Geissel-ung, f. flagellation Geissel-wimper, /. large cilium Geissel-zelle, f. filiform, ciliated or flagelliform cell ; spermatozoon Geissel-zustand, m. the flagellate or ciliated stage Geissfuss, m. Langenbeck’s perios- teal elevator, dental elevator Geist, m. spirit, mind, soul, intelli- gence Geist-anregend, a, mentally stimu- lating

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Gefates-ilaung, . mental cultiva-

Geistes-blite, m. mental flash tümlichkeit, f. mental peculiarity

ie ae f. mental de-

Ge osatarreag, f. mental torpor

Geistes - fähigkeit, f. intellectual power

Geistes - gestört, a. mentally dis- turbed

Geistes-gestörte, m. & f. a person mentally disturbed

Geistes-gesund, a. of sound mind

Geistes-gesunde, m. & f. a person of sound mind

Geistes-kraft, 7, mental power or vigour

Geistes-krank, a. mentally affected

Geistes-kranke, m. & f. a person mentally affected

Geistes-krankheit, f, mental disease, alienation

Geistes-leere, f. mental vacancy

Geistes-richtung, f. mental tendency, disposition

Geistes-ruhe, /. mental rest or re-

Geistes- schwach, a. weak-minded, imbecile

Geistes-schwache, m, & 7, a person of weak mind

le a joint Gelenk-beweglichkeit, f. movability of a joint Gelenk-bewegung, /, movement of a

joint Gelenk-blutader, f. articular vein Gelenk-blutung, /. hemorrhage from or into a joint Gelenk-bruch, m. fracture into a

Gen. ‚m. = -beuge

Gelenk-deformierung, f. deformity Gelenk-distorsion, f. partial disloca-

tion of a joint

Gelenk-drüse, /, synovial gland

Gelenk-eiterung, /. suppurative arth- ritis

Gelenk-empyem, n. collection of pus in a joint

Gelenk-ende, n, articular extremity,

epiphysis

ee erracheing f. adhe- sion of articular surfaces

Gelenk-entfernung, 7. resection of a joint k

Gelenk-entziindung, /. inflammation of a joint, arthritis

Gelenk - erguss, m. effusion into a joint

Gelenk-erkältung, /. chill of a joint

Gelenk-erkrankung, /. disease of a joint

Gelenk-falte, f. articular fold or crease

Gelenk-fläche, f. articular surface

Gelenk-flächenreibung, f. friction of articular surfaces

Gelenk-flachenverwachsung, /. adhe- sion of articular surfaces

Gelenk-flüssigkeit, f. synovial fluid

Gelenk-fortsatz, m. articular pro- cess, condyloid process

Gelenk-fuge, f. articulation

Gelenk-fügung, f. articulation

Gelenk-gegend, /. region of a joint

Gelenk-geschwulst, f. articular swel- ling or tumour

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n. mind, soul, heart, feeling, disposition, turn of mind, nature, temper Gemiit-los, a. unfeeling, heartless Gemüt-losigkeit, f. unfeelingness, are f. stimulation of

the mind Cnet dae Gemiits-art, f. disposition, turn of mind, temper, humour, character, constitution Senet -auteegang; f. mental excite- men Gemüts-beschaffenheit, f. = -art Gemüts-bewegung, f. mental emo- tion, excitement Gemiits-eigenheit, /. mental peculi- |

arity

Gemiits-eindruck, m. mental impres- sion

Gemiits-erregung, f. mental emotion

Gemüts - erschiitterung, 7. violent | mental emotion

Gemiits-kraft, f. force of the mind, force of character

Gemiits-krank, a.disordered in mind, melancholy

Gemiits-kranke, m. & f. one suffer- ing from a disturbed state of mind

Gemits-krankheit, f. disorder of the mind, mental disturbance, melan- choly

Gemiits-lage, /. mental condition

Gemiits-leben, . internal life, senti- mentality

Gemiits-leiden, n. = - krankheit

Gemüts-neigung, /. natural inclina- tion, turn of mind

ee "iz

tel, n. all substances used ions to food (not in them- sssential, such as condi- 1, pl. Se ee , /. earth-eating Gerinnsel-bildung, f. formation of . coupled, in pairs coagulum a. dered Gerippe, ». skeleton , rectus Germer, m. white hellebore ‘er, m. su x oo _ er . to genes pparatus, chest expan () e, f. dietetics and hygiene 1, f. longitudinal Stil. of old age ‚a. tid, margina Gerokomium, n.infi fortheaged ln. of geranium Geronnen, a. ted. clotted g, f. exercise with gym- | Gerontoxon, ». arcus senilis Gerste, f. barley 'n. noise, murmur, hum, -graupe, f. pearl-barley ‚oufüe, = — -| as, a. org eg hordeolum a. tanna’ Gersten- 6: a -corm | . tannic shaped = — f. ointment of -malz, n. barley-malt Gersten-mehl, n. barley-meal s Salz, n. tannate Gersten-milbe, f. barley-mite m. Gersten-schleim, m. barley-water ad, m. tannin bath Gersten-stärke, f. barley-starch ı.purified,cleansed,clarified | Gersten-trank, m. — -schleim irritated, stimulated Gersten-zucker, m. barley-sugar t, f. irritation - Geruch, m. smell, sense of smell, whe Reaktion, f. ferric odour, scent 183

Geruchs-or; N. = -apparat Sores m. an olfactory irri-

Geruchs-schleimhaut, /. = -haut

Geruchs-sinn, m. sense of smell

Geruchs-vermögen, n. power or sense of smi

Geruchs-werkzeug, n. = -apparat

Gerunzelt, a. wrinkled, rugose

Gerüste, n. scaffolding, frame,

stroma Gerüst-gewebe, n. framework tissue,

Gesamt, a. entire, whole, joint, collective, total, general

Gesamt-anschwellung, f. general or entire swelling

Gesamt-befinden, ». general con- dition of health

Gesamt-bevölkerung, f. total popu- lation

Gesamt-blut, rn. the total amount of blood

Gesamt-blutmenge, f. = -blut

Gesamt - erkrankung, /. constitu-

race, genus, descen‘ Geschlecht-lich, a. sex Geschlecht-los, a. sexle

tional or general disease Geschlecht-losigkei! asex ar f. general nutri- dition t i ge: on

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

ees ENT. sexual dis-

chterakt, m. Loma en

tus tchts-art, f. generic character,

cchis-ausschweifung, |. ex-

schts-bildung, f f. formation,

lopment or (perhaps) deter- eee, genital gland ;

its eigentürnlichkeit, qi ota 7. sexual ig or desire

tchts-entwickelung, f. sexual ric affection Seer. etary i J eine furrow, a ang, m, genital duct, | nee

pleasure n. the genitals chts- en m. Serien emi-

e seMeEsteN, f. disease of n. sexual life,

eg, m. sexual sense or

feeling Geschlech! m. ts-spalt, er u spermatic cord Geschlechts- pip tine tals Geschlechts-tha' gedeckt.

Geschlechts.thätigkeit, f. sexual tivity or function Geschlechts-tiere, n.p/. animals re- producing sexually Geschlechte-trennung, f. division or separation of sexual apparatus Geschlechts-trieb, m. sexual impulse Geschlechts-triebvermindernd, a. an-

ee er not ha arrived at pu Geschlechts-' nhs Slike ce sexual distinction Geschlechts-verbindung, f. sexual intercourse Geschlechts-verhältnis, m. propor- tion oe sexes Geschlechts-' of sexual ee i ——* Geschlechts-verkehr, m. sexual in-

tercourse Geschlechts-vertichtung, Fr pete

Pa eens verschiedenheit, f. = Pe gen ital weg, m. genital passage Geschlechts-werkzeug, n. genital apparatus echts-wulst, m. genital emi-

nence Geschlechts-zeichen, ». the indica- Geschlech s-zelle f. spermatoblast ts: hfe a Geschlitzt, a. cleft, fissured Gesc m. taste (sense) ; flavour, relish Geschmack-los, a. tasteless, insipid Geschmack-losigkeit, /. ess- ness, insipidity chmacks- (in compds.), relating to taste, gustatory Geschmacks-aufhebung, f. suppres- sion or loss of taste Geschmacks-becher, m. = -knospe Geschmacks-eindruck, m. taste im- arene

Coe oneke apres i percep-

oer ie ay Jes “fähigkeit, f. tasting capacity

pe te |

of eanae cf taste . m. absence or _ loss of taste |

-nerv, m. gustatory |

nerve ; a nerve of taste a n. - organ, organ

SE Te

Bee plan, 7. testing the

og jaten en phe m. irritant to the sense of tas ee Wa: sta oben

. disturbance of the sense of taste Sgr yao Me ara f. deception Geschmacks-veränderung, f. change of taste Geschmacks - verbesserung, f. im- een of flavour or of sense

Geschmacks-verlust, m. loss of taste pes gear n. = -fähig-

wärzchen, n. or -warze,

Geschmacks-

ER u n. = -organ Geschmacks-zelle, . gustatory cell Deseteneae, a. pliable, flexikle,

Geschmeidigkeit, j. pliancy, flexi- bility, suppleness Geschnäbelt, a. beaked Geschuppt, a. squamous, scaly Geschwängert, a. impregnated ; Geschwä = f. wängerte, f.a t woman : Geschwänzt, a. a ce eumtintes Geschwulst-gattun r | —er Kern, m. caudate nucleus pony bea a. talkative, loqua-

Geschwätzigkeit, j. talkativeness,

aci Geschwetelt, a, sulphuretted, treated with sulphur Geschweift, a, = Geschwänzt Geschwind, a. quick, prompt Geschwister, fl. children of the same ents (whether male or female Geschwisterkinder, /. first cousins

tte, /. villous process f. increase in

ir, #. ulcer, abscess, boil irchen, m. a small ulcer or

a. hg and ulcerative

from an ulcer ER ti f. kind or variety of

. wiirs-artig, a. ulcerous, ulcer-

eschwürs-ausschälung, f. removal an aker bildun; f formation of a ulcer or an abs

boden, m. bake ox fidor cf

| van vier ; ,}. = -schnitt . Surface of an

Bfosın; f. = „art h gang, m. sinus of an oar bt ob ess

sbiet, n. or -gegend, /. of an ulcer

be, #. tissue of an

ee Gesicht, m. gt, eyesight, faculty of ht; tena face, physiognomy, coun- schitio — Bell’ of faciat

Gesichts - atrophie, /. (fortschreit- prec ssi a ie ston of the Dee m.p! mien, expression of re ke Gesichts-basislänge, f. distance from

basion to subnasal Fee Gesichts-beschauung, /. inspection of

the face Gesichts-betrug, m. optical illusion Krk ae . facial move- Gesichts-bildung, f. formation of the face, physiognomy Gesichts-b ödigkeit, f. dimness of

sight Gesichts-blutader, /. facial vein Gesichts-deuter, m. physi Gesichts-drüse, f. Ba Gesichts-eindruck, m.

pression Kr era ar in | f. face presen- on ee visual sensa- ion

Gesichts - entstellung, disfigure- ment of the face F =

Gesichts-ermüdung, f. visual fatigue

Gesich f. visual or optical phenomenon

im-

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ing ‚Gesichts-grind, m. an eruption on the face (especially if scabbed) Gesichts-hälfte, 7. half of the face Gesichts-haut, f. skin of the face Gesichts-hautkrebs, m. cancer of the skin of the face ts-0 Gesichts-höhe, f. total vertico-facial esichts-o diameter i Gesichts-höhle, f. a facial cavity (nose, mouth, &c.) Gesichts-hiigel, m. optic thalamus Gesichts-index, m. facial index Gesichts-knochen, m. a bone of the

face

Gesichts-kopfbeuge, 7. parietal bend

Gesichts-krampf, m. facial spasm

Gesichts-krampf, m. (mimischer), habit or mimetic facial apes

Gesichts-krebs, m. cancer ot face

Gesichts-kreis, m. range or field of vision

Gesichts-lage, 7. = -einstellung

Gesichts-lahmung, /. (mimische), facial paralysis, Bell’s paralysis

Gesichts-lange, f. length of face measured from highest point of frontal to the chin

Gesichts- engesichtsbreitenindex, m. ratio of bizygomatic diameter to facial length from prosthion to basion

‚Gesichts - längengesichtshöhenindex, m. ratio of vertical facial diameter to facial length from prosthion to basion

gle ae hts - zuckung, f. convulsive ne !

sichts-zug, m. feature, lineament,

espanntheit, f. state of being tense re ; tightness, Brake, akelt, a. speckled, spotted Gest: . sha figure, form, 4 ae : estalten, v.t. to shape, to form, to pure, to fashion tal Tos, a. sha ee anda tall gkeit, f. lessness staltung apc oa

talt-veränderung, f. change of pe

tammel, ». stammering, stutter- m. stench

a. pedunculated

a, stretched, trailing

t,a. oe rate geek Gesund, a. thy, sound, whole- _ some, salubrious, salutary ; sane

Ban

Gesundbrunnen, m. mineral spring, spa Gesundbrunnen-wasser, ». mineral water, water of a spa , ‚vg, to recover, to be to heal

restored th Gesundheit, f. health, h soundness, wholesomeness, salu-

Gesundheitlich, a. relating to health, Gesundheit ti Sete ) i in compds.), sanitary, health ; vide also lie ae Ge Sue n. board of health, sani

Gerndbdtr sine, n. certificate of

Gesundheits-brief, m. bill of health Gesundheits-certifikat, n. certificate of health, bei health eg a Ne its - flanell, m. hygienic

flannel

Gesundheits-fördernd, a, health-pro- moting

Gesundheits-förderung, f. promotiom

of health its-gefährdung, f. the en- dangering of health © i Gesundheits-gefahrlich, a. endanger- ing health Cerone ene f. dan- ger to health Gesundheits - gemäss, a. conform- ably to health, hygienic Gesundheits-geschirr, n. sanitary cooking utensils; hygienic pot-

tery Gesundheits-kommission, f. sanitary commission, board of health Gesundheits-kunde, /. = -lehre Gesundheits-lehre, 7. hygiene, sani- tary science Gesundheits-pass, m. bill of health Gesundheits-pflege, f. care of health,

regimen, hygiene tz, n. sanitary

Gesundheits- law or regulation

Gesundheits - polizei, f. sanitary police ; quarantine officers

Gesundheits-rat, m. board or councik of health, sanitary authority

18y

Geäinderücs

to health Gerundhes-schein, m. ertiiat of Gesundheits-schoko chocolate re ne ee 7. citariaics of health

Gesundheits-taffet, m. medicated oil- | Gesundhei 4. innoc-

vn cr oa -verhältnis, n. health

Gesundheit-vorschrit, f. sanitary Gesundheits. wachsafe, m. = «taf-

Gesundheits-wesen, n ad reine all public sanitary aflairs widrig, a. unhealthy, " unwholesome

Gesundheits-zeugnis, ». certificate of

health Gesundheits-zustand, m. state of health, sanitary condition , J. recovery, convales- c

spotted, piebald, stri like a tigen =

er n. drink, beverage, potion, Getreide-äichen, n.pl. Tylenchus Getreide-rost, m. grain-rust or smut due to varieties of puccinia echtli a. having

rae sexual organs ; ; vide ochorismus

Getrocknet, a. dried, desiccated

Getrübt, a. dull, ‘dim, obscured, turbid, opaque

Getüpfelt, a. spotted, dappled

Gewächs, ». plant, growth, ex- crescence, pseudop ee neo- plasm, tumour, protuberance

Gewebe, n. tissue ; texture ; vide for all compds. Gewebs-

Gewebs- (in compds.), tissue-, histo- logical; vide for "compds. also Bindegewebs- and Zellgewebs-

Gewebs-abscess, m. suppuration of tissue |

Gewebs-ähnlich, a. tissue-like

Er en ng f. swelling of

OF MEDICAL TERMS

aii m. tissue sac s-saft, m. tissue fluid or juice ıs-scheide, f. tissue sheath s-scheidewand, f.tissueseptum ıs-schicht, /. tissue layer is-schmelzung, f. = -ein- , f. shrinking ıs-schwarte, f. tissue thicken- | nit f. = -anschwel- 5-schwund, m. atrophy of Eipalts; f. cleft or space in ae 's-spaltraum, fü = Sy et } ila Theucior Seaclentus e

’s-tonus, m. tissue tonicity

remains of

= -eite potash te en

‚s-verhärtung, f. induration of 1e

Is-verj; . foul suppu- cones ove s-verkürzung, f. tissue con- tion

Gewebs-verlust, m. loss of tissue Gewebs-vermehrung, /. increase in

Gewebs-verschiebung, f. displace-

ment of tissue TE ch f. adhesion of

Gemebs-wucherung, f. tissue prolif-

Gewebs-zubildung, f. new-growth of Gewebs-züchtung, f. building up of

ee f. gunshot wound Gewerbe, n. trade, business, pro- aa un wer! ‚N. us Gewerbe - en. disease due to occupation Gewerbe-hygieine, hygiene of trades or en Gewerbe-krankheit, f. disease due to

ry sanitary police Gewicht, n. sesh 7H > Gewichts-abnahme, f. decrease of weight Gewichts - analyse, f. gravimetric ysis Gewichts-extension, f. extension by weight Gewichts-verlust, m. loss of weight Gewichts-voltameter, m. weight volt- ameter Gewichts-zunahme, f. increase of weight ee a. "prea ea winde, n. ginglymus, labyrinth Gewirbelt, After Gewohnheit, f. custom, usage, habit, ce, manner Gewohnheits - krampf, m. habit-

spasm Gewohnheits-krankheit, f. disease due to habits

Gewohnheits - mässig, a. accus- tomed, habitual Gewohnheits-paresie, paralysis

he due to morbid habits

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Gezähnelt, a. = Gezahnt Gezahnt, a. toothed, dentate, denti- culated

Gezelt, 2. sensorium

Gezweiteilt, a. bipartite

Gibbosität, f. gibbosity, kyphosis Gibert’sche Krankheit, f. pityriasis

rosea Gibraltarfieber, rn. Malta fever Gicht, f. gout akute —, acute gout atonische —, atonic gout chronische —, chronic gout fliegende —, fugatory or mi- gratory gout; (formerly)

acute rheumatism irregulire —, irregular or chronic gout verlarvte —, masked or sup- | see gout Gicht-ablagerung, f, gouty deposit, tophus

Gicht-ader, 7. sciatic vein

leber, af peer opal

tannen- (in compds.) =

Br pds.)

&. poison, venom ; virus, con-

tum ; lence

— ätzendes, corrosive — betäubendes, narco! n

—irritierendes, irritant ya rosive Eee

- Erkisend - Beh irri- tant narcotic poison

= or zymotisches,

or zymotic poison bivebend a. et re anti- f. antidote

L~ sage sk formation of poison an ape sy ea of snakes

"festigkelt, keit, f. te poison to

Bir

estigung, immunisation isch, m, leisen fish rei, a. free from

febrauch, m. ee taking

Ben = -gebrauch

tandel, m. trade in poisons . a. poisonous, venomous ; i? b priest

Dolce Dolsoner (female)

Gip

n. = -arznei Gift-mord, m. murder Gift-papier, ». poison! pes Ci ri ie ig fo po

T ‚av

Gift-rei ah re ea osus

cilesamachsttter, n.pl. Folia toxi- codendri, Ph. G Gift-träger, m. poison euer, Gift-trank, m. ug Gift-verkauf, ee m. or -vertrieb, m. sale of poison uns a. full of poison ware, poisonous ware or sinds Gift-widrig, a. antitoxic Gift-wirkung, f. = -ein Gift-wurz, /. or -wurzel, /. low- ‚wort ; Asclepias vinctoxicum

isease are: in Giljethal (Norway) grasöl, n. Indian geranium oil Gingibrachium, n. scurvy of the arm Gingipodium, ». scurvy of the foot Ginsengwurzel, f. root-of panax ginseng Gipfel, m. summit, top; climax, sm laster of Paris ps, m. gypsum, ° Gipabdroak, we. plaster (of Pas) cast u m. Pago ips-a m. = -umschlag rg plaster of Paris band- Gips. Kirlenrechand: m. dressing of plaster of Paris bandages Gips-brei, m. plaster of Paris paste Sof etaheen f. layer of plaster ot Paris paste ge age ith i vt. to a or wi plaster of Paros ,. Gips-gehalt, m. amount of contained gypsum

193 N

esser, 9%, = -messer

verbandsäge, f. = Gips-wässer, n.pl. waters charged < with eypsum ble : _ Gitter, n. lattice Ä Glas-watte, 7. glass wa ddir Gitter-mull, m. crossbar muslin Glas-wolle, 7. g! wool Gitter ie, f. lattice charpie Glasur, f. enamel wi

Gitter-schicht, f. lattice layer Gitter-verband, m. fenestrated dress- ing or bandage

Glabelle, f. glabella

Glabrität, f. baldness, hairlessness

Glanz, m. shine, gloss, lustre

Glanz-hand, f. glossy skin of hand

Glanz-haut, /. ype En photo:

Glatt, a. s r a: et beaten mootines haired

Glatt-haut, f. smooth

Glanz-scheu, f. hobia, in- tolerance of bright light Glas, n. glass

Glas-aderhaut, f. vitreous membrane Glas-ähnlich, a glasslike, glassy, e

= move-

sch, a. glenoid brand, m. erythema gla- ie a ee layer (of ca f. hyperplasia of

f. cell of rg rn

, member, ; penis ‚lösung, f. en of a nahme, f. = -abl schnitt, J part or sec of ,

. = -abl dm ath icra limb Be the limbs, joints,

pate rickets n. articular ligament Pa m. structure of of the

ee een sin

Glieder- . arthritic gout = m. clamp or spasm

of the limbs " ¥

Selene, a. arthritic, rheu- ma’

Glieder-krankheit, /. an articular disease

Glieder-lahm, a. paralytic,

Glieder-lahm palsy

Glieder-los, a. Sagres dy

Glieder-mann, m. mannikin, lay- figure

Glieder }. ointment for a limb

ie eee m

Glieder-schwamm, m. white

Glieder-schwund, m. atrophy or

fac age ba

aie gmetad n. cramp or ten- ali

Gileder-stärkund, a. strengthening the der

lieder-stärkung, /. the strengthen-

ing of the limbs Glieder. n. stretching or

extension of limbs

Gliederung, f. jointing (of a limb) ; segmentation (of the body)

Glieder-wassersucht, f. h ar- ticuli

Glieder-weh, 7. = -schmerz

Glieder-weh, n. (hitziges), rheumatic

Glieder - würmer, m pk segmented worms

Glieder-zittern, ». tremor of thelimbs

Glieder-zucken, ». convulsive move- ment of the limbs

Glieder-zuckung, f. = -zucken Glied-los, a. withont limbs

Glied-losigkeit, f. re of limbs

Glied-massen, /.pl. all the limbs or members

Glied-schwamm, m. white swelling

acute

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tongue :

Glossotomie, f. excision of tongue

Glottis, f. glottis ; vide for compds. also Stimmritzen-

Glottis-erwieterer, m. posterior crico- arytenoid muscle

Glottis-krampf, m. of glottis Giottis-lähmung, 7, paralysis of glottis

Glottis-ödem, ». cedema of glottis Glottis-dfiner, m. = -erweiterer Glottis-rinne, f. rima glottidis Glottis-spalte, f rıma glottidis Glottis-wand, f. wall of glottis Glotzauge, n. exophthalmos Glotzaugen-krankheit, f., -kropf, m.

exophthalmic goitre Giitaboete, a. Maechürlenie Glucksengeräuschh n. splashing

sound ha.

OF MEDICAL TERMS

f. glycosuria a ate pet ag ch che Keds 7 Omen’ test

. potassium

n. Gratiola officinalis,

Be aw the

ithorrhagie, /. haemorrhage from fal cavi

, f. congenital cleft in

en m. trismus, lock- iw

m. seborrhea ‚N. Syed gehe

one gold

sade f. hemorrhoidal vein, Eee ei essel

werloeid, n. gold trichloride h , 2. gold monochloride - n. double salt of

m. gold wire . ring-finger

d- - regensamen, m. laburnum- neds

eens, n. nitro-hydro- iachiagade, f. hemorrhoidal

— f. gold-beater's

d-schwamm, m. prepared gold

Dachwelel : timon ta m. an y penta- alphide eg aide sre aurea; a some popular ; to > gold odie . Bestuscheff's tinc- are; Tinct. ferri chlorat. zth. \agra, A gout of the knee

Grad, m degree, grade, stage, Gradierluft, f. air im ted with

pregna‘ salt in the neighbourhood of salt- works Graefe’sches Zeichen, n. von Graefe’s

sign Grahambrot, n. Graham’s bread Granat- (in compds.), pomegranate

Granat-blüten, /.p/. pomegranate blossom

me girss f. pomegranate bark , /. pomegranate rind

Granat wore, f. root-bark of megranate

Granat-wurelindenauseug, m. Tante c root- re) te

Granular, a. ular =

gran Granular-atrophie, f. granular con-

ne f. granular de- generation

Granulation, f. granulation

Pachioni’sche, Paccionian

body

Grannlations- -geschwulst, f. granula- tion tumour

Granulations-gewebe, n. granula- tion tissue

Granulations-vorgang, m. process of granulation

Granulations-wucherung, f. prolifer- ation of granulations

= ana f. granulation-

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spinous

Gräten-grube, f. (untere), infra- spinous fossa

aa pair oreo re ana n. acro- mio-clavicular Gräten-schlüssel , N. acro-

mio-clavicular ae: one f. fish-bone forceps iu, a

alis ; sympathet: m, Er Krankheit, f. Graves’ | cularis ; stria te

Be vt. to impregnate Grenz-wall, . m. iim Grevi

Grenz-wand, f. ~ -wa : ae Ft white lines | Gries, roa, grou & u 3 abdonen a after pregnancy Grellenklaue, f. Be. la main Greifäirkel, m ter, cali rs Greis, m. et? Fehon & |

Greisen- (in en me senile ; vide for compds, also

Greisen-alter, ». Ahr

Greisen-bl blödsinn, m. senile dementia |

reisen-bogen, Greisen-brand, = pat pe | -ma Greisen-darrsucht, / sn. a P physema mL stylo-glossus ERS t

lapenempaibac ta Shy Inmanicid L-zitzen- (in compds.) = -war- kummagsnbeintenalsel,.ou. stylo-

har, or

ema

armen —, weeping eczema a. Egle crusted,

Cie formation of crust ee Ba? =; treat- ie

Semele. impeti-

head

a me scald-headed

al ee

ee a. Beet

Grossbrüstig, a. f

— fe J magnitude, size, dimen- Grössn-abnahme, f. decrease in

n. exaltation de-

lirium

Grspeen versäleai.. n. relation or

mn of Gr -wahn, m. or -wahnsinn, m.

'brum baer -blaschen, ». cerebral ves- rer or ne . (hintere), fern pon Coca iss tract of crusta beticherhabe, f. (vordere), frontal ‘tract of cru

Grosshirn-fläche, f. En surface RER f. sulcus of cere-

a ganglie, cerebral glion, basal Beh er

Grosshirn-grau, n. grey matter of cerebrum

Grosshirn-halbkugel, 7. — -hemi-

re, a. cerebral. lobe Gro:

Grosshirn-oberfläche, fi. = -fläche

Grosshirn-rinde, f. cerebral cortex

Grosshirn - rindenbrückenbahn, fi Kerpen temporo-occipital tract of crusta

Grosshirn - rindenbriickenbahn, jf, (vordere), frontal tract of crusta

Grosshirn-schenkel, m. crus cerebri

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Grosszehen-nagel, m.nail of great toc Grübchen, ». dimple, fossula, fos- sette, lacuna

Grube, r pit, cavity, hole, mark,

rer eA pee f. poisoning Grubenkopt, m. my -wurm, mm.

lichen nn 5 Gruftschimmel

Griin, a. green

Griin-blind, a. green-blind

Grün-blindheit, f. green-blindness

Grund, m. und, soil, bottom, er ondakın, base, fun-

Grund- (in compds.), basilar, basal, elementary, proximal, primitive, fundamental, primary

Grund-arterie, f. basilar artery

Grund-bein, ». sphenoid

-bestandteil, m. elementary

constituent

Grund-bündel, mt rimary ER

|. m. or

fasciculus " ®

Grund-farbe, f. primary or ground colour

Grund-faser, f. elemen fibre

Grund-feuchtigkeit, /. soil-moisture

Grund-fläche, f. basal surface

Grund-form, /. primary form

= I

Ukanisiertes, vulcanite ae compds .), vide also

ron a. gummy, elastic

m. ball-s and, ai lonlarucher band ecken, we osteo-malacic

inde,/. indiarubber bandage rain, m. elastic drainage-

inger, m.indiarubber finger- @. gummy, mucilaginous, ous

feschwulst, f. gummatous 7

jewächs, n. = -geschwulst u m. elastic girdle or

Gummi handschah, m. dara

Be nn a generic. term for all crude gums or resins poeta | Comune, f. abnormally elastic

Gummi-heftpflaster, ». indiarubber adhesive- ter

Gummi-kno' m. gummatous node or nodule

-kreideverband, m, gum and

chalk dressing

Gummi-lack, m. gum lac

Gummi-leibbinde, f. elastic abdom-

G re bel f. elastic ummi-nabelbinde, f. um- bilical belt or. truss

ee BER f. Pasta althee,

-pflaster, n. Em

Sekret compositum, eh

Gummi-schlauch, m. = -rohr Gummi-schleim, m. mucilage of arabic Gummi-schnur, f. indiarubber cord or band

sus, Ph. . Gummi-strang, m. = -schnur Gummi - strumpf, m. elastic stock-

ing Gummös, a, = Gummig Gundelrebe, f. ground ivy Günstig, a. favourable Gurgel, f. throat, gullet; the pharyngeal = laryngeal portion of the Gurgel-ader, f. melas vein Gurgel-geräusch, ». gurgling sound, cavernous räle

, m. Syrupus gummo-

Gurgel-mittel, n. a gargle

Gurgel-ton, m. gurgling sound, palate sound

Gurgel-vene, f. = -ader

Gurgel-wasser, n. a gargle

Gurgeln, v.f. & i. to gargle ; to make a gurgling sound

Garten pre urgelung,

Gurjunb ne a gn Gurjunél Gurjunöl, ». Gurjun balsam or oil, East Indian tains of copaiba Gurkenkernbandwurm, m, tenia

cucumerina

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Haar, ». hair Haarbalg .

Haar- rer nen (Malate seme. 2. | tion of hair follic to the hair, capillary

Haar-ader, /. and compds., vide Kapillar- and Kapillargefäss- t

Haar-anlage, on rudiment i | neon ;

Haar - art, f. d or variety o aarbalg-milbe, f. acarus 0 hair ; dex follicalarae ;

Haar-artig, a. hairlike, capillary, piliform

Haar-ausfall, m. or -ausfallen, ». falling-out of hair

Haarbalg, m. hair follicle

Haarbalg-ausgang, m. mouth of | Haarbalg-trichter, m. hair follicle of hair follicle

-drüse, f. gland of hair | Haarbalg-veränderung, fj.

follicle, sebaceous en ; hs a ei folliele Be Haarbalg-drüsenentzündung, f. in- aarl -vereiterung, n Gr flammation of sebaceous gland ung, re be

Haarbalg-eiterung, /. suppuration of | Haarbalg-verschluss, m. occlil hair follicle hair follicle -

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{, f. nutrition of the ı. reproduction of

j Haa

hair-follicle cell m.- hair-balls (in Haar-knop, m. or ee ai tale | Haar-kop, Oe ae ee

it, . disease none of ade

hair-circle, hair-

Haar- 2 decussa’ ar-kreuze, a. ting or

ee a ET -kugel,

hairy concretion or a a ee tae bezoar cal- pn

saree! pastas aar- Haar-längsschni longitudinal section of eae” * Haar-leben, n. the Ais ot ee of hair -leiden, n. = -krankheit

seat gs. 27, Et a Haar-los hair iz

tor > pili » f- production of | Haar-neubildung, f. new pa or reproduction of dlour of hair Haar-ob f. surface of hair i, n. hair dye Haar-oberhäutchen, n. hair cuticle . ‘dyeing of the hair | Haar-öl, n. hair-oil ee Haar-papill oF ie otc er, amentous Haar- f. management or tair surface ment of the hair hair follicle Haar-pfropfen, m. = -kugel kind or variety of | Haar-pi m, n. age Haar-pi m. fungus producing

. hairlike, capillary, noe of the hair

ae ag ra m, camel-hair pencil or sel; vede for all Bee dena, #. bate Sosuaite illar- and Kapillar- | Haar-querschnitt, m. transverse sec-

| tion of hair k A Haar-rinde, f. cortex of hair t, /. hair- Haarröhrchen, n. capillary tube i, m. ee erg for | Haarröhrchen-anziehung, f. capil- hair lary attraction aie, f. h hy | Haarröhrchen - einwirkung, f. or sive of -wirkung, f. capillarity i Hesrröhrchen.heke, n, rete capillare contained hair Haar-röhre, f. and compds. vide hair cone Haarréhrchen aair papi Haar-sack, m. and -säckchen, n. and airy covering compds. vide Haarbalg 203

Fans sper, m. the splitting of hair- |

en Haar-spalte, 7. cleft in the hair Haar-spitze, I tip or point of hair Haar-: m.pl. hair-stalks , m. components of hair, ~ ing material Haar-strang, m.and compds. = -seil Haar-strom, m. hair whorl Haar-stumpf, m. hair stump Barum Maren: fe f aber eae - m. e of | water, water ee pais. Fee - ‚m.typeo Haar-veränderung, f. ge of hair Haar-verlust, m. loss of hair u ge n. cutting of

Haar-vertilgung, f, destruction of hair, depilation Haar- gsmittel, ». a depila-

to: ER n. yellow elastic tissue Haar-wachstum, ». growth of hair Haar-warze, f. hairy wart, mole Haar-wasser, ». hair-wash Haar-wechsel, m. or -wechselung, f. shedding or changing of hair Haar-wirbel, m. hair whorl Haar-wuchs, m. = -wachstum Haar - wuchsbefördernd, a. stimu- lating the growth of hair Haar-wurm, m. (spiralförmiger), trichina spiralis Haaf-würmer, m.p/. nematodes Haar-wurzel, f, root of hair Haar-wurzelscheide, /. sheath of hair-root Haar-zange, f. ciliary forceps, hair pincers

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

er iret n. condy- m. hi

porn, ft ppocampus

itt, m. cock’s tread (of

ran, m. shark-liver oil n. small hook, tenaculum,

eel hook, tenaculum, crotchet 1 compds.), uncinate

m. coraco-bra-

n. coracoid ligament spe unciform bone ıdel, m. fasciculus uncina-

salpingo-nasal fold BL a. unciform, hook-

tsatz, m. coracoid process 5 m. talipes calcaneus

, m. uncus schen, m. = -bein Fr m. circle or crown

= -armmuskel

eres hooked needle er A ocklated head (of m

ere, f. hooked scissors n. coracoid

|», sermon n. coraco- wr ligament

egel, m. bent or hooked ee f. uncinate convo- firmer, m.pl. acantho- ıge, /. hooked or toothed vulsellum forceps

bs pe), half, hemi-, a m. Hu arg alum "sub-s

n. hip- th nm. image seen by each eye nm

heit, /. hemiopia gE, @. ut ; vide also ichwister

schwefel, m. sulphur sub-

nuskel, m, semi-spinalis

Halb-harze, n.pl.a all crude gums an Halb-häutig, a. semi-membranosus Halb-kasten, p/. half-castes Halb-konfluierend, a. semi-con- Halbkoı f, m. hemicephal opf, m. us Halb-kreis, m. semicircle Halb-kreisförmig, a. semieircular Halb- a. semi-globular Hordern m. ae eher emi-decussation Halb-kugel, f. hemisphere Halb-kugelförmig, a. egal Halb-kugelig, a. = - Halb-lähmung, re Halb-mond, m. -moon, re, semilune Halb-mondförmig, a. semilunar ern er semicircle alb-rinne, f. = -rinnenspi Halb-rinnenspiegel, m. a Fa of grooved speculum ler a. hen alb-schlaf, m. do; Br t sleep

eneric term for resins

Halb-schlag, m. = -1 Halb -schwefelkupfer, m. cuprous sulphide Halb-sehen, ». hemiopia Halb-sehnig, a. semitendinosus Halb etenähmung b-seiti . hemiplegia Halb - seitenläsion A nnllekerel lesion Halb-seitig, a. semilateral, uni- lateral Halb-sichtigkeit, f. = -sehen Halb-starre, f. catalepsy Halk-unpaar a. hemi-azygos un , 2. = -unpaar Halb-zirkel, m. = -kreis Halbaikelivng, a. = -kreisför-

Math mugvecbaad: m. a non-con- tinuous extension a tus

Halfter, m. or - . halter- bandage (for fractured jaw)

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Hal GE! a ths thocey of al 4 f. the theory of ulcera- Kranz, m. arterial circle nerve ae = a ro alam of hallucina- Hallucination, /. hallucination ! windel, m. psy- chical vertigo ballucination : eS i at eke due to enlarged th a re Darin Hals-ader, f. (and compds.) Hulranschweilung, f. cervical en- largement ve spinal cord) -arterie, f. an artery of the neck; carotid

ew n. collar-bone; hyoid

Hals-beschwerde, f. throat nn

Hals-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of neck or throat

Hals-be ‚ fr movement of neck or throat

Hals-binde, f, = -fascie

Hals-bindegewebe, n. cervical con- nective tissue

Hals-blutader, f. (and compds.), vide -vene

'Hals-bräune, f. diphtheria

Hals-bucht, f. cervical sinus

Hals-dreieck, n. cervical triangle

Hals-drüse, f. cervical gland

Hals-driisenanschwellung, f. swell- ing of cervical gland

Hals-driisenentziindung, f. inflam- mation of cervical glands als-drüsenschwellung, f. = -driis- enanschwellung

Hals-eingeweide, ». cervical viscera

- orenclosed organs

Hals-entziindung, f. inflammation of the throat

Hals-erkrankung, f. affection of the throat

Hals-fascie, f. cervical fascia

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ing of a veervieal m Hals-nerv, m. cet Hals-nervenpaar, #.

nerves

ers nn Pas

Halschlagnder, = nn sn a

Härnatokrit, f. apparatus for esti-

mating volume of red Hämatokrystallin, n. bin Hamatologie, /. the study of the blood Hämatom, ». hematoma Hamatomphalus, m. hematoma of

Hämatonephrose, f. hemorrhage into kidney

Hämatonosen, /.pl. blood diseases, diseased conditions of the blood

Hämatopathien, /.p/. = Hämato-

nosen

Hämatorrhachis, f. hemorrhage into spinal canal

Hämatosis, /. blood formation ; arterialisation

Hämatostatik, f. hemostatics

Hämatothorax, m. effusion of blood into pleural cavi

Hämatoxylinlösung, f. solution of hematoxylin

Hämatozoen, pl. hematozoa

Hämaturie, f. turia

Hamburger Pflaster, n. Hamburg plaster

Hamburger Thee, m. Hamburg tea (a popular aperient) - ?

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Hammer-handgriff, m. = -griff Sorted m. le ofthe

u Ta m, head of malleus

Hammer-muskel, m. muscle of malleus

Hammer-perkussion, 7. hammer- |

Hammer-stiel, m. = -griff Hammer-zehe, f. hammer-toe Hämmling, m. eunuch Hamocelidosis, f. purpura Hämochromatose, f. pigmentation of skin as result of blood-destruction f. breaking up of

red Mobs ft pny wer f. the presence of free globin i in the blood Hämoglobinocholie, /. the excretion of free hemoglobin in the bile Hamoglobinurie, f. the excretion of hemoglobin with the urine Hämoklyse, f. intravenous injection Hämokonien, pl. fine granules with active molecular movements seen in the blood-plasma (H. F. Miiller) Hämolipase, /. a fat-splitting fer- ment found in the Pike en if destruction of red

Hieelvsine, moder substances causing destruction of red corpuscles

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a Hage Brust, 7, pendulous b Kaasermucke, m. suspensory Be Hängen, 4. & - c “io Yang cacselty tod dernd

MT ion ; hanging

nm. suspension ; | Hangender Tropfen, hanging drop (dacter.) =

f.pl. dumb-bells ee , f. dumb-bell figure or

Haphalgesie, f. ragen condition in which pain is uced 7 touching certain substances, es- pecially metals

Häptisch, a. ei to sense of Haptoph tactile <A hore, pl. groups toxin molecules which join antitoxins on to cells of the organism Härchen, n. cilium, a small hair — zelle, f.= Haarzelle Harder sche Drüse, /. Harderian Harfensaite, f. lyra Harley'sche Krankheit, /. paroxys- hemoglobinuria Harn, m. urine Harn-abfluss, m. or -abgang, m. passing of urine; esca) of urine ; — unwillkürlicher, incon- tinence of urine Harn-absatz, m. urinary sediment Harn-abscess, m. urinary abscess Harn - abscheidend, a. = -abson- dernd Harn-abscheidung, f, = -abson-

Harn-absondernd, a. secreting or excreting urine

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"darmfistel, f. vesico-in- (aloalecke, ‘n. trigone of ao an i-ektopie, f. ectopia t-entleerung, 7. emptying ra cystitis Saas

Cerscheinung, Cy tends

dilata- verweiterung, f.

nfistel, urinary fistula Bet m. escape of

. fluid Saad gang, m i-gegend,

OF MEDICAL TERMS

. urethra

f. region of the Bee: f. tumour of I-gries, m. urinary gravel Bm. fundus of the t-hals, m. neck of the

(halsdehn! f. dilata- te neck of the bladder

engeren f. in- ion of the neck of the (-halserweiterung, f. = }. irritation ick of the bladder hämorrhoiden, pl. he- Is of the bladder t-haut, f. coat of the \-héhle, f. cavity of the = m. contents of watarth, m. catarrh of Fersen; m. body of the "krampf, m. spasm of the

-krankheit, 7. disease of ler

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Har Harnblasen-krebs, m. cancer of the

Harnblasen-lahmung, }. paralysis of the bladder =

Harnblasen-längsmuskulatur, /. lon dinal muscular fibres "of the ladder Harnblasen-leiden, ». = -krankheit Harnblasen - löffel, m. lithotomy-

Kamilnine magenfistel, tro- vesical fistula ni

Harnblasen-mastdarmfistel, 7. recto- vesical fistula

Harnblasen-muskel, m. or -muskel-

ur, f. muscular coat of bad-

EEE m muscular apparatus of the bladder lasen-muskula!

of the muscular walls &

Harablasen mutterscheidenfistel, o-vesical fistula f. -nerv, m. nerve of the

bladder

Harnblasen - öffnung, f. = -eröff- nung, cystotom

Harnblasen- ‚f. = -arterie

Harnblasen-raum, m. cavity of the bladder

Harnblasen-räumer, m. curette for the bladder

Harnblasen - reizbarkeit, f. irrita- bility of the bladder Harnb -reizung, f. irritable or

nervous bladder

Harnblasen -riss, m. tear of the bladder

Harnblasen -schamfistel, f. vesico- pudendal fistula

Harnblasen -scheidenbruch, m. vesico-vaginal hernia

Harnblasen-scheidenfistel, f, vesico- vaginal fistula

Harnblasen-scheitel, m. vertex of

Hernlasut- schlag arnblasen-: „m. sis of the bladder eto

Harnblasen-schlagader, f. = -arterie

Harnblasen - schleim, m. mucus of the bladder

Harnblasen-schleimhaut, f. vesical mucous membrane

Harnblasen - schleimhautentzünd - ung, f. inflammation of vesical mucous membrane

Harnblasen - sion of the bladder Harnblasen-untersuchung, /. exami- nation of the bladder Harnblasen-vene, f. (and compds.) = -blutader Harnblasen-verdickung, f. thicken- ing of the bladder-walls arnblasen

Harnblasen-verletzung, f. inj to the bladder = Harnblasen-vorfall, m. prolapse of H nt ea d,f dung arnb -wand, f. or -wan: Fr wall of the bladder f Harnblasen-zerreissung, 7. rupture of the bladder Harn-brennen, ». strangury, scald- ing (micturition) Harn-bruch, m. cystocele Harn-cylinder, m. urinary cast Harn-cyste, f. urinary cyst Harn ‚m. strangury Harn-eiweiss, ». urinary albumen Harnen, v.i. to micturate Harnen, n. micturition

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1, f. ure- Laie hectic ast oo ni

fistula -miindung, f. orifice of

feclialdenttetals f uxeterd+ fistula rg rg

»schlitz, nA = -münd) erst ee

0 . probin;

bergen u g or ‘stein, m. calculus in the eee >see

io Smamersucht, ——

e a. the condition of ab- ‘tention, or suppression of

keit, f. or -mangel, m. |retention, or suppression

en A ape of urine

peek, m. micrococcus m. urinary de-

a- (in compds.), urethral, ai-

ast, m. branch of a ssel to urethra n-ausfluss, m. discharge

„f. OF -aus- out of urethra n-band, n. triangular liga-

er f. formation of tial passage for the exit of

acblutiss, m or -blutung, from the urethra f. urethral gland » F per- of the urethra

Harnrohen-siterung, suppuration f. inflam-

tzündung, mation of the urethra Harnröhren - erkrankung, f. = -krankheit Harnröhren-erweiterung, f. dilata- tion of the urethra

the urethra Harnröhren-katarrh, m rhea Harnröhren-kerze, f. uret bougie -krampf, m. urethral Halaröhren-kranicheit, f. disease of urethra -krebs, m. cancer of urethra

Harnröhren-leiden, n. = -krankheit Harnröhren-lichtung, 7. lumen of

-mündung, /. meatus

urinarius -naht, f, suture of ure-

urethra

t _Harnréhren-éffnung, f. — -münd-

ung

Harnröhren - pulverbläser, m. ure- thral insufflator

Harnröhren-riss, m. tear of urethra

Harnröhren-salb ritze, /. oint- ment-introducer for urethra

Harnröhren-schanker, m. urethral chancre

Harnröhren - scheidenfistel, f. ure- thro-vaginal fistula

Harnröhren - scheidewand, /. ure- thro-vaginal septum

Harnröhren-schleim, m. mucus from urethra

Harnröhren - schleimfluss,

-tripper

Harnröhren-schleimhaut, f. mucous membrane of urethra

Harnröhren - schleimhautentzünd- ung, f. inflammation of urethral mucous membrane

Harnröhren-schleimhautvorfail, m. prolapse of urethral mucous mem- brane

Harnröhren -schmerz, m. pain in urethra

Harnröhren-schnitt, m. urethrotomy

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engen m. reihe |

Hammeskren- wäh; 7 Sa Harnröhren-stein, m. urethral cal- |

Harnröhren - sttatigy, u scien T

Fe TER RF urethral | stricture

Harnröhren-tripper, m. gonorrhoea Harnröhren-vereiterung, f. — -eiter-

ung |

‚ f. stricture Harnröhren - f. or -verschluss, m. occlusion of the | urethra

ps Harnröhren-zellkörper, m, =

" hee eee a: of urethra a Harnröhrenzwiebel, m. bulb of ure-

zwiebel-arterie, f. artery of the bulb f

hrenzwiebel-muskel, m. ac-

celerator urina muscle

Harnröhrenzwiebel - Pe f. or -schl: f= =

Harn- sf diabetes

Harn-sack, m. allantois; vide for compds ‘Allantois-

Harn-salze, n.,p/. salts contained in urine

Harn-sand, m. gravel

Harn-satz, m. urinary sediment or deposit

Harn-sauer, a. urate

Harnsäure, f. uric acid

Harnsäure - ausscheidung, f. excre- tion of uric acid

eg S a. forming uric acid

Harnsäure-bildung, /. formation of -zurüc uric acid tion ofurea

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dm.

. dysuria, stran bry oso erfinden a f. Harrison's

td, rigid, difficult, indu- —en Leib haben, to be

re mhlgang, constipation rdness, ey hidece-

n. degree of hardness to harden, to fix ; to in-

N hened glass

i Se aoaite, vulcanite zapfen, m. conical vul- g or dilator

‚a. hard-skinned, sclero- cat, | odermia ; ı. dull or hard of hearing sit, f. dulness of hearing,

afness hukplatte, f. hard rubber

Harz-ekzem, n. eczema caused by resinous dressing Harz-elektricität, f. negative elec

ter: ie, f. resinate iritus, m. = -essenz Haschisch, m. hashish Haselnussöl, n. hazel-nut oil }. Radix asari, Ph. G. Hasenauge, n. lagophthalmos Hasenhaarschneiderkrankheit, /. dis- ease peculiar to shearers of hare- skins, furriers’ disease

Hasenscharte, f. hare-lip

a Tro nang eh) pes f. hare- lip involving cleft ot jaw

Hasenscharten-nadel, f. hare-lip pin

naht, f. hare-lip su-

ture

Hasenscharten -schere, /. hare-lip scissors

Haube, f. cap; crest, tuft; teg- mentum ; caul

Hauben-bahn, f. (centrale), central bundle of tegmentum

Hauben-faserung, * fibres from fillet to internal capsule and thence to superior parietal lobule (Edinger)

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a are ain artery ; aorta en, f. aor-

Haupt-arterienstamm, m. main ar- terial trunk

Haupt -arznei, f. chief remedy ; principal ingredient

Haupt-ast, m. chief branch

Haupt - bestandteil, m. chief con- stituent

Haupt-bläschen, m. or -blase, f. principal vesicle

Haupt - blickpunkt, m. principal point of regard

Haupt-blutader, /. = -ader

Haupt - brennpunkt, m. principal ds focus | dressing station (o

Haupt-bronchus, m. principal bron- force) chus Haupt-verletzung, f. pri

6 i

sensation of burn- wr taggin Haut-brücke, pi. ee capil-

laries Häutchen, ». membrane, film, cloud, ne Häutch ig, a. membranous Haut-decke, /. cutaneous covering Haut-dottersack, m. cutaneous en- velope of umbilical vessel Hau! Ope m, pressure exercised

by si

Haut - driise, fn cutaneous gland ; sebaceous gland

Haut -driisenmuskulatur, f, mus- cular apparatus of skin glands

Haut-dunst, m. imperceptible per- spiration

Haut-eiterung, 7. cutaneous suppu-

ration ger rege f. cutaneous Haut-empfindung, /. tactile sensa-

tion Haut-emphysem, n. cutaneous em-

hysema Häuten, v.t. ur to skin ; to cast the skin ; desquamate

Sassecrsinny, f. degeneration of the skin

Haut-entfärbung, f. decolorisation of the skin

Haut-entzündung, /. dermatitis

Pa ochrenkanes f. affection of the skin

Haut-erscheinung, /. skin pheno- menon

Haut-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of skin

Haut-horn, ». c neous horn

Häutige Bräune, /. croup

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

weve of te sin management or hy-

knötchenbildung, f. formation utaneous nodules

m, =

m. cutis anserina krankheit, f. skin disease krankheitenlehre,

f. derma-

ern, m. cancer of skin;

n. small cutaneous

Kir

hg m. cutaneous flap

‚ dermato

n. = -kr t

\ fis om earring n. border or e

Ind. skin-dssolving 4

cutaneous lymp! n ‚ m. absence or defect

wamm, m. encepha-

bel, m. integumentary T- naht, f. cutaneous suture he, f. cutaneous scar ity, m. cutaneous nerve enreizung, /. irritation of

ng, /. cutaneous new f. cutaneous sur- n, x. cedema of skin

. skin pore ‚}.pl.cutaneous papille

seem n. pigment of skin tion of skin yt Menke eg itentigldena, anne m Haut-plasma,n. eco pas Haut-pulsader, f. = -arterie Haut-quelsching, % contusion of

Haren m. edge of skin en m. skin or superficial

Hastere a. Cleansing or puri-

H ae, rd the cleansing aut- or purifica of u skin

Haut-reiz, m. cutaneous irritant

Haut -reizend, a. irritating to the

skin Haut-reizmittel, ». irritating or stimulating remedy for the skin Haut- ‚ f. irritation of skin Haut-reso on, f. absorption by the skin

Haut-riss, m. a crack, tear, or fis- = tot of “ skin : rose, ee as Haut-röte, / ar pared i ren reddening of the skin Haut-rotz, m. planders of the skin nage thes f. wrinkle or furrow of skın Haut-rüssel, m. a RE out- of thes Haut-salbe, /. sebaceous matter ; ointment for the skin Haut-salbendriise, f. sebaceousgland ; vide for all compa Talgdriisen- ge rin a . injury to the

cede banda n. horripilation

Haut-schichte, /. cutaneous layer

Haut-schlaffheit, /. flaccidity or looseness of skin

Haut-s: er, f. = -arterie

Haut-schleimbeutel, m. cutaneous mucous bursa

Haut-schmarotzer, m, skin parasite

Haut-schmer, m. = -schmiere

Haut-schmerz, m. cutaneous pain

Haut-schmiere, f. sebaceous matter ; vernix caseosa

Haut-schmierfiuss, m. seborrhea

Haut-schnitt, m. skin-incision ; sec- tion of skin

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Haut-skelet, ». dermal skeleton Haut-spalte, te, ‘eft, k, chap, Haut

au crac’ or

fissure of tation

Hent-sain, m, skin calculus or con- |

H herd f. part of skin aut-: e, o

Haut-stiel, m. cutaneous pedicle

Haut- stippchen, n, or -stippe, /. cutaneous stigma

Haut - stoffwechsel, m. cutaneous metabolism E

Haut-störung, f. cutaneous dis- turbance

Haut-streifen, m. strips of skin ; streaks of skin

Haut-strieme, f. ecchymosis, wheal, bruise

Haut-stiick, ». or -stückchen, ». piece of skin

Haut-talg, m. sebaceous matter

Haut-talgabsonderung, }. secretion of sebaceous matter chang

Haut-talgdriise, 7. sebaceous gland; | Haut - windsucht, f Ss vide for all compds, Talgdrüsen- emphysema

Haut-thäti keit, 7, activity or func- | Haut- wolf, m. lupus; ‘ tion of s chafing

Sadbicandstautidion, f. skin-graft- Haut-wochereml Fu ing | skin

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Hata J dea, aan |

Bell-eöndee, f- indication for treat 2 Hallart, f. method of treatment or

sare oe P erysipe f. curative inocula- „don eek in ection ‚of antitoxin) krait, jf. beatin ealing or curative ~~

Heil-kräftig, a. medicinal, healing, curative, ‘therapeutic Heil-kräftigkeit, f. = -kraft en n. medicinal herb ; offi- cinal plant Heil-kunde, /. = -kunst Heil-kundig, a. skilled in medicine Heil-kundige, m. = -künstler Heil-kundlich, a. therapeutical Heil - kunst, %. the healing art, medical science, therapeutics Heil-künstler, m. physician, one skilled in the healing art Heii-künstlerisch, a. practised in the healing art ; jrofessional Heil-methode, . method of treat- ment or cure espe. n. remedy, medicament,

Hal. ~ Fnittellehre, f. pharmacology, pharmacy

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N) „ medical science, aschaflic, a lating 1

ae therapeutic aim, ob- home-

ak, a. home-sick

h, a. = -krank

n. home-sickness m. & f. a home-

‘son Keen ET pe cemaining

ee f. hoarseness, huskiness hot ; torrid ; er

ig, a. warm-blooded ; h st, m. violent thirst

m. bulimia ung, 7. treatment

sterisierung, f. sterilisa- Se compds,), hot

er-bad, n. hot-water er-douche, /. hot-water er- f. injec- hot wa’

apn f. heating by er-klystier, n. enema of er

. instrument for forcibly | the mouth

ler , hectic condition, con-

a. hectic, consumptive ‘aut, 2. Inula helenium, L. pened name given by Klebs — n sr topho Deck

f. treatment of dis- t and heat of the sun 4, 7. the science or theory 5 n. ulcer tik, f. plastic cure of ulcer-

Helkose, /. ulceration Helkotisch, a. ulcerative, ul nt a. clear, lear, bright, rk eminoie,

Heike en f- on of reso nance (of ussion)

Hi m. sense = light

Hell-sehen, n.

re ei]. denn vaighted Hell-si re Hell-tympanitisch gehe ya: tympa-

nitic Helm, m. helmet ; helm ; caul Helminthagoga, pl. anthelmintics

Helminthen, pl. in worms ee f. disease produced worms

Helminthisch, a. helminthic, re- lating to worms

Helminthologe, m. helminthologist

Helminthologie, f. helminthol

Helopyra, f. marsh-fever, malaria

Helos, m.nail-shaped prolapse of iris

Hemeralopie, 7. la, night- or snow-blindness

Hemi- (in Ware ), hemi-, semi-, Iren > achiroenstopeioy 5 yanliatersh oma unila

colour-blindness .

Hemi - ageusie, /. unilateral loss of sense of taste

Hemi-albumose, f. hemi-albumose, propeptone

Hemi - alb , f. passing of urine containing propeptone

Hemi-algie, f. migraine

Hemi-anaesthesie, f. ve beens ge

Hemi-anopie, f. or homonyme, homonymous hemi-

2 anopia en - emi-anopsie, f, =

ae f. unilateral loss of sense of smell

Hemi-a’ f. athetosis limited to one side of the body

Hemi-atrophie, f. hemiatrophy

Hemi-cephalus, m. monster without the upper half of head

Hemi-clonie, f. unilateral myoclonus

Hemi-drosis, /. unilateral sweating

Hemi - kranie, f. hemicrania, mi- graine

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Hem

; arrest of development

Hemmungs-centrum, #. inhibitory centre

Hemmungs-erscheinung, f. inhibi- tory phenomenon ae

eg fähigkeit, f. inhibitory

Hemmungs-faser, f. inhibitory fibre

Hemmungs-faserzug, m. fasciculus of inhibitory fibres

Hemmungs-fläche, 7. surface of a b-sti joint limiting its movement b-stin

Hemmungs-kraft, f. inhibitory power

Hemmungs-missbildung, f. malfor- cone due to arrest of develop- men

Hemmungs-mittel, ». check, inhibi- tory factor

Hemmungs-moment, x. = -mittel

Hemmungs-nerv, m. inhibitory nerve

—_—

Mae sed ID ‚Prökende, to eten, ». protrusion, en ah

, 4. excrescent,

al ren, vt. to draw or pull force

chen, v.f. to draw out; to harsh, A tart, sour, ude. ok

’ f. harshness, acerbity, |, bitterness a. = Herb er, #. autumnal Eve web m, hay fever lose- (and compds.), vide

on) monie, f. localised pneu-

ultiple sclerosis ia! OSE a, hereditary bao heredity odisie, /. hermaphroditism m. hermaphro-

m. hhrodite i ary a. hermaphro- 1,4.

. the study of rupture HA reise for ie

n. herpes vesicle . kind or variety of

t, m. trichophyton tonsu- herpetic

5 >

”

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Te curable, re: Heretsien, v.t, to restore, rel

urn rn. cr,

Hervor- (in eier ) fo ‘oth out

Hervor - ragen, v.i. to project, to Bi ge R ervor: jection, fuberance, protrusion

Hervor-stülpen, v.i. to extrovert

Hervor-stül , f. extroversion

ge, F. protrusion, pro-

Bari fe tai

Herz, n. heart

Herz- (in ect Ange gs ), cardiac

Herz-a! . cardiac abscess or ulcer

Herz-achse, f. cardiac axis en cardiac vein, coronary

Herz-affektion, f. cardiac affection Herz-aneurysma, n. aneurism of the

Herz-anfall, apg mgt Phe k Herz - anlage, f . rudiment of the

Herz-arbeit, f. ee of the heart Herz-arterie, /. cardiac artery Herz-arznei, 7. cardiac remedy Herz-asthma, 7 asthma Herz - ataxie, f. irregular and de- fective action of heart Herz-atrophie, f. cardiac atrophy Herz-aufregend, a. exciting or sti- mulating the heart Herz-aufregung, f. cardiac excite- ment Herz-balken, m. columna carnea Herz-basis, f. base of the heart Herz-bau, m. structure of the heart a n. palpitation of the eart

Herz-beklemmung, f. or -beklom- menheit, /. oppression of the heart

Herz- a. sedative to the heart

Herz-beruhigung, f. quieting of the heart

Herz-beschleunigung, f. cardiac ac- celeration Herz-beschwerde, f. cardiac trouble Herzbeutel, m. pericardium P

Esuental-ewerchtellacterte; f. su-

hrenic Bing 1 are ‘ motion

Herz-bezirk, m. cardiac region

Herz - blatt, ». (äusseres), parietal layer of pericardium

‘Herz-blatt, ». (inneres), visceral pericardium

Herz-blausucht, f. cardiac cyanosis

Herz-blut, n. the blood of or in the

ronary vein Herz-blutumlauf, m. cardiac circula- tion of the blood Herz-brand, m. = -brennen Herz-bräune, f. na Herz-brennen, n. heartburn, water- brash hat ara m. he b erz-buckel, m. precordial bulging Herz-chok, m. Ba beat Herz-cyanose, f. — -blausucht Herz-dämpfung, /. cardiac dulness Herz-dämpfungsbezirk, m. or -dämp- fungsfigur, /. area of cardiac dul-

ness

Herz - degeneration, f. cardiac de- | H generation

Herz-dilatation, f. cardiac dilatation

Herz-druck, m. = -driicken

Herz-drücken, n. sense of oppression of the heart

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mungs-apparat, m. cardio- ory apparatus - mungs-centrum, n. cardio- dry centre mungs-nery, m. cardio-in- nerve IF. cavity atthe heart f. dilata- ‘the cavity o rhea lenverengung, f. contrac- the cavity of the heart

ertrophie, f. cardiac hyper-

uls, m. cardiac impulse rkt, n. infarction of the

mflache, /. inner surface of \fficienz, f. cardiac insufü- mer, f. ventricle of the

Be miterlensitrifüng, i | orifice of the ventricle I

mer-erweiterung, f. dilata- ‘ventricle ; diasto! mer-muskel, m. muscle of

- muskelzusammenzie- \ systole -scheidewand, f. ven-

mer-wand, f or -wandung,

de, f. cardiac Kr pen-entartung, /. nera- cardiac Level BE

-entziin , f. inflam- ade vale ; -erkrankung, /. affec- Sardine valves” pen -fehler, m. defect of valves

| -schrumpfung, f. shrink- te valves f. caleifi verkalkung, /. calcifica- aitiac valves j : verknöcherung, /. ossi- i of cardiac valves” — j. = -ver- -verkiirzung, f. shorten- onen valves ef pen-verschluss, m. closure jac valves

Fire Slopes n. palpitation of the

Herz-knoten, m. cardiac ganglion Herz-krampf, m. angina pectoris ; cardiac

spasm Herz-krank, a. suffering from heart disease ike, m. & f. a subject of

Herz- heart disease Herz-kr: it, /, heart disease man eye. f. coronary artery Herz-kranzgefäss, ». coronary vessel „oe heart $ 2 erz-krümmung, f. curving bryonic ee AO er bbls a. paralysing the

Herz-lahmung, f. cardiac paralysis

pte em n. or -lappen, m. auric appendix

Herz-leere, f. emptiness of the heart

Herz-leiden, n. heart disease

ew a. suffering from heart

ease

Herz-lipomatose, /. fa era- er ie

Herz-luftbeutel, m. pneumo-pericar-

dium

Herz-lungengeräusch, n. cardio-pul- monary murmur or sound

Herz - mangel, m. absence of the

H m ttheit, / tigkeit, f erz-mattheit, f. or -matti F cardiac weakness or debility ”

Herz - missbildung, f. cardiac de- formity

rg f.pl. cardiac tab- oids

Herzmündung, /. cardiac orifice

Herzmiindungs-erkrankung, f. affec-

tion G3 De gu hail erzmündungs-erwe . dila- tation of cardiac perl

Herzmündungs-verengung, f. steno- sis of cardiac orifice

Herzmuskel, m. cardiac muscle

Herzmuskel-entartung, /. degenera- tion of cardiac muscle

Herzmuskel-entziindung, f. myocar-

ditis Herzmuskel-erkrankung, f. affection of cardiac muscle Herzmuskel-erlahmung, /. paralysis of cardiac muscle

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erves Herz-nervenstamm, m. trunk of

Mannan pectoris

E le, Ja

Herz-neurose, /. tetas neurosis

Herz-o f. cardiac surface

Herz-ohr, ». or -dhrchen, ». auricle of the heart

Herz-ostien, pl. cardiac orifices ; vida for compds, Herzmünd!

ee TR seen cardiac rest

N. cking or pen-

dulum-rh; of foetal ae

Herz-platte, f. cardiac plate

rg n. palpitation of the

Herz-polyp, m. clot in the heart

Herz-puls, m. cardiac impulse

Herz-pulsader, f. = -arterie

Herz-pulver, .n. cardiac powder

Herz-reiz, m. cardiac stimulant or irritant

Herz-reizmittel, #. stimulating car- diac remedy

Herz-reizung, f. cardiac irritation

Herz-rohr, n. auricle

Herz-ruhe, f. diastole

Herz-ruptur, /. rupture of the heart

Herz-sack, m, pericardium ; vide for compds. Herzbeutel

Herz-säule, f. columna carnea

ee ? covhus septum | Te ae erz- wi . iac or enlargement

Herz-schere, f. heart scissors H

Herz-schlag, m. cardiac paralysis ; heart beat or impulse Herz-verknöcherung, f. 0

Herz-schlagader, f. = -arterie of the heart u

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

'orhof, m. auricle, atrium bs hofskammer- (in compds

ee che, f > vorhofskammerfur: . au- o-ventricular groove j

, au- o-ventricular val

f.au- dr icular wall

. auricul

ande = oe

7 f. thinning irdiac wall

Geet A hyde fluid f. hydropericar-

n. Cardiac pain virbel, m. cardiac vertex cardiac wound

. cardiotomy - rupture of the Kies, n. palpitation of the

Passw D on o

m. diastolic im- + of the heart

usammenziehung,

Be, [. Hessian fly, Cocid , Cecido-

destructor (Sa ay) J

- (in compds.), peep dif-

- chromie, f. ifference in ir of the two irides

4 Kabnormai ee

ites spending lives in different hosts ‚gen, a. heterogeneous

Een T_ f. heterogenesis, geen

genie, heterogeny, asexual

=e ff re a? AR

. systolic

du)

ur u, m. = Hetero.

H tero-plasi¢, f rs of

e ct Ya ; oe &c., Fee Fe indi- vidual

Hetero-rhexie, ‚Sport or de-

praved appe ernten 7. transposition of eres: pl. heterozoic

He a ay hay f ha: U- n. lever, = y

Heu-bacillus, m. hay bacillus, Bacil- „ls subtilis (Cohn 2

'hi- i ic endarteritisaf cerebral vanes ate

Heu-fieber, n. = Heu-pilz, m. Bacillee vate subtilis ri Bes, m. = -asthma Exe, Hexen-ikrart n. Mani ra offici- drago:

Hexen-mehl, ».

Hexen-milch, ee breast of new-born child

Hexen-pilz, m. = -schwamm

Hexen-schuss, m. lumbago

Hexen-sch m. Boletus luri-

Hibridenbil ung, f. hybrid formation

Hibridisch, a. = Hibrid

Hibridität, f. = Hibridenbildung

Hidro- (in compds.), vide also Hydro-

Hidroa, f. hydroa

Hidro-adenitis, f. inflammation of sweat-glands

Hidro-adenom, ». tumour formed by hypertrophy of sweat-glands

Hidro-kritische Zeichen, pl. conclu. sions drawn from examination of sweat and sweating

Hidro - pepsin, ». peptic ferment found in sweat

Hidro - ee. n. rr fa fer- ment found in sweat

Hidro-sadenitis, f. = Hidro-adenitis

‘alie, lalie, f. g words other | Hidro-sis, f. sweating those intended ; altered cha- | Hidro-tika, n.pl. suderifics r of voice Hieb, m. stroke, blow, cut, slash =e a. Brae cok gent Hieb-wunde, }. sword wound, cut by congenital a blow, gas

ties ar ae Highmore’sche Höhle, f. antrum of

ipathie, }. allopathy ighmore 229

alll

Hilfs-organ, n. organ Hilfs-spalte, f. cleft in baer part of lumen of cartilaginous portion of kt berry-like - a. rasp) Himbeere, f. raspberry , Himbeer. vinegar

Himbeer-formig, a

~saft, m. raspberry juice or |

syrup

Himbeer-sirup, m. = -saft

Himbeer-warzensucht, f. frambeesia, yaws

Himbeer-wasser, ». raspberry-water

Himbeer-wein, m. raspberry-wine

Himbeer - zunge, f. “strawberry tongue '’ (e.g. of scarlet fever)

Hinab-schlucken, v.t. to swallow

Hinab-schlucken, n. swallowing, de- glutition

Hindernis, n. impediment, obstacle

Hindrang, m. molimen

Hineinfressen, v.i. to eat into, to erode

Hinfällig, a. decaying, infirm, feeble, decrepit, trate, deciduous

Hinfällige Haut, 7. deciduous mem- brane

Hinfalligkeit, 7. weakness, feeble- ness, decline, infirmity, decrepi- tude, prostration

eig v.i.to go lame, to hobble, to

P Hinken, ». lameness, limping — freiwilliges, voluntary limp- ing (in early coxitis)

230

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

Sete Bicker, m. occipital haupts-höhe,. en , distance of

wupts - lage, wupts - lappen, m. occipital wupts-loch, ». occipital fora- Soe -Funinlen, m. an occi- wupts-naht, f. occipital su- wmpts-nerv, m. occipital

nn ul "an occi-

ee in wpts-schlagader, f. = -ar- wpts-schmerz, m. occipital > pe f. = -bein- tips-stachel, m. spine of iced 4 ba tg m. occipital por-

wupts-vene, f. blutader wpts-vorlagerung, f. = -ein-

4 a

wpts-windung, 7. occipital wupts - winkel, m. occipital eRe = ict, m. occipital ies, nm. hind brain, after-

epencephalon ; posterior cerebral vesicle hirnbläschen, n. posterior ‘al vesicle

torn, m. posterior horn or tornfaser, f. fibre of posterior

231

Hinter - hornhals, m. cervix of pos- terior cornu see ‚m. Haupt vide for Hinter-kopf, m. cher), cranio- N. per bone Hinter - kopfschmerz, m. occipital m. posterior lobe Hinter-leib, m. dorsum, back of body Hinter ee zu tf terior parietal presentation AR HABEN f. supra-oceipital

Hinton epaite, ie ee fis-

sure ; posterior cleft Hinter-strang, m ee column Hinter-strangfaser, f. . fibre of pos- terior column

Hine: pion geoniarnn as m. tract of Bi

Hinter - strangkerne, m.pl. funiculi gracilis and cuneatus 2 Hinter-strangsklerose, f. sclerosis of ‚posterior column a. adventitious ;

Hippanth rapie, f. delusion of being ged into a horse Hippokraiken, m. a disciple of Hip-

ee ppokratisch, a. Hippocratic Hippokrateche Finger, /, clubbed nger

Hippokratisches Gesicht, n. Hippo- cratic countenance or facies

Hippurie, f. excess of hippuric acid in i =

Hipp gone acid ;

ee a ‚axi or tragal hair

Hirn, . brain, encephalon ; = Ge- hirn ; vide a Gehirn-

Hirnbalken, m. corpus callosum ; vide for all compds, Balken-

Hirnbrücke, f. pons Varolii; vide for all compds. Brücken-

Hirnmark, ». medullary substance of brain ; vide for all compds. Mark-

Hirnschädel, m. skull ; Figg . vide for all compds. Schädel-

Hirnschale, f. skull-cap ; cranium ; = Hirnschädel ; vide for all compds. Schädel-

Hirsch, m. stag

Hirsch - Iruneh, f. Elaphomyces (Nees.)

Hirsch-horn, n. hartshorn

Hireefocmig a. a millet-seed

Hirsen- (in compds.), vide Hirse

Hirsuties, f, hypertrichosis

Histio- (in compds.), vide Histo-

Histo- (in compds.), of or relating to tissue

Histo-genese, f. histogenesis, genera- Historgenie ee eh of tissues ie, f. = -genese

Histo- hie, f. description of the on tissues :

Histo- , /- histology

Histo lonis EZ» histological

Histo-nen, fl. name given by Haeckel to the multicellular or- ganisms

Histo-pathologie, f. histopathology

Histo-tripsie, 7. écrasement

Hittorf’sche Röhren, pl. Crookes’ tubes

Hitz- (in compds.), relating to heat ; vide for compds. also Hitze-

Hitz-ausschlag, m. heat rash

Hitz-bläschen, ». popular name for eczematous vesicle

Hitz-blatter, f. = -bläschen

Hitz-blatterchen, n. = -bläschen

Hitz-blüte, f. erythema solaris v. e calore

Hitz-friesel, m. summer or heat rash

Hitz-kammer, f. hot chamber (for disinfection)

Hitz-schlag, m, heat apoplexy

OF MEDICAL TERMS Hod

-geschwulst, f. swelling or

of the testicle + , 1. = -parenchym ' f. integument of testicle erie , Fu descent of

"kanälchen, n. seminal tubule isticle

tmuskel, m. cremaster muscle ‚muskelhaut, 7. sheath of

‚nerv, m. nerve supplying testicle a

‚netz, n. rete testis sere, n. er tae

Be ehren of

‚röhrchen, n. = -kanälchen tack, m m. scrotum jack- (in compds.), scrotal

, f. removal of

um jack-ader, f. a scrotal vein

paar ta ate

‘sds tice m. scrotal hernia Se ee i= „ebtra- Hodensack-entetindang, }. inflam-

mation of scrotum

‚ f. disten- sion of scrotum wulst, /. swelling or tumour of scrotum

„hau t, f. integument of HOSA ATID, m. cancer of scro-

nn, m. cremaster muscle Hodensack-muskel- (in compds.), cremasteric ae -naht, /. raphe of scro- m

Hodensack-nerv, m. a scrotal nerve Hodensack- ‚f. = -arterie

Hodensa ‚f. = -arterie Hodensack-schwellung, /. = -an-

Satemachdleohentibe , f. he morrhage of or into tunica vagin-

alis Hoden-scheidenhautsack, m. sac of tunica vaginalis Hoden-scheidenhautwassersucht, /. hydrocele H -schlagader, f. = -arterie Hoden-schmerz, m. pain in testicle Hoden-schnitt, m. castration Hoden-schwamm, m. fungating or ebony, growth of testicle schwanz, m. globus minor 2 epididymis De see f. = -anschwel-

Hoden -speckgesch wulst, f. steatoma of testicle

Hoden-substanzvorfall, m. hernia or fungus testis

Hoden-tuberkel, m. tubercle of tes-

ticle Woden-iberkuices f. tuberculosis of testicle Hoden-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung rein, f. injury to tes- ticles

fa) y-way Hoffn! os, a. hopeless Hohe, f. height

Spore }. ‘morbid fear of of being

on high Bhi Honor ives aia feeling Höhen-in Schädels), vertical inion Höhen-klima, n. climate of high altitudes, mountain climate Höhen-kurort, m. health resort in high altitude Höhen-wahn, m. mountain insanity Höhen-wert, m. height-worth Hohl, a. hollow, concave, fistulous Hohl-ader, f. vena cava Hohl-aderstamm, m. trunk of vena | Hohlhand-netz, n. rete p

> . . un f ohl-äugig, a. hollow-eyed Hohl! re . = -art Hohl-bäckig, a. hollow-cheeked Hohlh Zen Hohl-blutader, f. = -ader Hohlhan

Hohl-brille, f. concave spectacles

‚a. cavernous, b ie f. eryptic or follicular |

'kolben, mpl, hollc Hohl ug, f. shell

Hehe. f. cavity, sinus, antrum, hollow, ventricle, crypt hollow ball ; Höhlen-atmen, ». or -atmung, /. | Hohl-linse, f. concave oo. cavernous breathing Hohl-meissel, m. gouge ; curet 234

ver tt, m. caustic-holder %, 7. solution of

5 nitrate of silver

i compds., f. complete ab-

canal

rect cell-division

vide

235

hol nern, Au wood

-trank, = -thee ee m. dressing of wood-

Homo-logie, f. homology Homöo-path, m. homceopath Homöo-pathie, /. homceo ug ates Homöo-pathiker, m. = Homöo-path Homöo-pathisch, a. homaopathic Homöo-therm, a. warm-blooded Homosexuell, a. homosexual

- Honig, m. ho:

Honig- ne a. boneylike, mellitus

perk -balggesch wulst, 7. meliceris onig-essig, m. = —

pen rau fj. = -balg-

Honig- net. bye ee Honig-säure, f. oxym

Honig-steinsäure, /. ey eilitic acid Honig-wal ‚ a. resembling

contained in Honorar, n. fee

Hon GER pasha le Ol ga Seo LS ER RER | a fee a

Hopten, ms ope

Hör-fähig, a. capable of heari

Hör-fähigkeit, see capacity

Hör- „m. macula acustica

Hör-funktion, f. function of hearing

Hör-) ,» m. or -härchen, ». au-

a ditorv ili ör-holz, n. wooden stethoscope

Horizontal, a. horizontal

Horizontal-ebene, f. horizontal plane

Horizontal-furche, f. horizontal cere- bellar sulcus

Horizontal-horopter, m. horopter of horizontals

Horizontal - schnitt, m. horizontal section

Horizontal-umfang, m. horizontal circumference

Hör-leiste, f. auditory crest or ridge ; crista acustica

Hör-maschine, f. an apparatus to assist hearing

Hör-messer, m. acoumeter

Horn, ». horn, cornu

Horn- (in compds.), horny, corneous, corneal

Horn-ähnlich, a. or -artig, a. horn- like, horny

Horn-auswuchs, m. horny excres- cence

Horn-bälkchen, mn. horny trabecula

Horn-bedeckung, f. horny covering

Horn-bildung, f. formation of horn, cornification

Horn-blatt, n. horny layer

Horn-blei, ». lead chloride

rr Bi

rankheit, /. disease of | sriimmung, f. excessive |

! of cornea we, f. gornea layer or

ippen, mr corneal Sap,

oe N. ale Pe f. corneal cicatrix berfläche,

p=-

and, m. corneal margin

ing, m. arcus senilis

öhrchen,n.cornealtubule m. vertex of

chnitt, m. section of chrumpfung, /. shrinking

of cornea faphylom, n.staphyloma

tich, m.—-durchstechung rübung,f.corneal opacity 5 f. trans- n of cornea

Hornhaut-vereiterung, f. = -eiter- N ment or distensi Hornhaut- Hornhaut-verletzung, j. injury of

cornea Hornhaut - verschrumpfung, f. = Tr genen ee f. corneal

ee f. adhesion of cornea Hornhaut-vorfall, m. staphyloma of

cornea.

Hornhaut-zelle, f. corneal cell

Hornhaut-zerstörung, f. destruction of cornea

ei a. comeous, callous, horn-

Hornis, f. hornet, vespa crabo ; — stich, m. hornet-sting Horn - kegel, m. horny cone or

pes Horn-körper, m. horny body Horn - körperchen, n. horny cor- puscle or granule Horn-lage, f. horny layer Horn-lamelle, f. horny lamella Horn-mantel, m. horny covering Horn-masse, f. horny substance ee horny papule Horn-perle, 7. horny pearl Horn-pfropf, m. horny plug Horn-plättchen, ». or -platte, f. horny plate or layer Horn-pocke, f. horn-pox Horn-scheibe, f. horny plate Horn-scheide, f. Pi, or keratin sheath Horn-schicht, f. horny la Horn-schichtabhebung, of the horny layer Horn-schichtbläschen, », vesicle of horny layer Horn-schichtverdickung, f, thicken- ing of horny layer Horn-schichtverhärtung, f. indura- tion of horny layer Horn-schiippchen, nm. or -schuppe, f. horny scale Horn-schwangerschaft, f. corneal pregnancy Horn-silber, ». chloride of silver

. elevation

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of points otros nnn hort

H wana = “ade = Hocepeatung, ig testing the Heads

Hör "rohr, n. ear-trumpet, stetho-

Hör-saal, m. lecture-room

Hör-schale, /. an instrument for assisting hearing

Hör-schärfe, f. pes power, acute- ness of sense of hearing

Hör-schlauch, m. an pia ear- ; trumpet

Hör-schwelle, f. auditory threshold

Hör-sinn, m. sense of as

Hör-sphäre, f. auditory area

Hör-steinchen, ». otolith i

5 ah f. disturbance of hear-

he akummbnit, f. idiopathic dumb- ness (without deafness)

Hör-trichter, m. ear-trumpet

Hör-vermögen, n. capacity of hear-

Hör- weite, f. hearing-distance

Hör - werkzeug, n. organ of hear- ing

Hör-zahn, m. auditory tooth of | Hüftbein, ». hip-be Huschke natum, ilium

Hör-zelle, f. auditory cell Hiiftbein.

Hospital, n. hospital; wide for compds. also Krankenhaus

Hospital-abteilung, /. department of a hos a

Hospi a or sur- geon to a a hospital

238

nd, #. ligament of hip-

teiindung, f. coxitis Sey eevee of hip:

d n. capsular

~ acetabulum m. pain in hip-

k. crest of ilium n. and compds., vide

. hip disease Ara ilio-sacral

Hüftloch-pulsader, f.

’ Hüftloch-vene, f. = -ader Hüft-muskel, m. a muscle of the hip Hiift-nerv, m. sciatic nerve Hüft-nervendehnung, /. stretching of the sciatic nerve Hüft-nervengebiet, . region of the sciatic nerve Hiift-nervengefiecht, ». sciatic nerve plexus Hiift-nervenstamm, m. trunk of sciatic nerve recs f. acetabulum

- ‚. = -arterie Hüft-schenkelband, ». ilio-femoral ligament Hüft-schlagader, f. — -arterie Hüft-schmerz, m. pain in sciatica, coxalgia Hüft-vene, /. = -ader Hüft- , f. dislocation of hip-joint Hüft-weh, . = -schmerz Hüft-winkelmesser, m. coxankylo- meter Hügel, m. hill, mound, knob, promi- nence, tubercle, nodule, tuber- osity grauer —, corpus striatum

hip,

239

Hiihner-blindheit, . night-blindness breast

Hiilfe- eS pa Si Hülle, f. cover, covering, wrapper, case, integument, tunic, cortex, envelope, sheath, “investing mem-

ne Hüllenschicht, f. cortical layer sig ta husk, pod, shell ; vide also

Hülsenbandwurm, m. tenia echino- Hülsen-fruch f-1 ulse; pod - t, f. legume;

Hülsen-fruchtmehl, 2. ol anes from legumes

Hülsen-fruchtstärkemehl, ». starch made from legumes

Hiilsen - ge » mm, leguminous lant

H -pflanze, f. = -gewächs

Runge f. direct pyramidal tract

Hülsen - wurm, m. echinococcus polymorphus

Humanisieren, v./, to humanise

Humanisiert, a. humanised

Humanisierung, f. humanising

Humero - radialgelenk, ». radio- humeral articulation

Humero-ulnargelenk, m. ulno-hu- meral articulation

ae alpathologie, f.humoral path-

Hund, » m. dog

Hunde-bandwurm, m. tenia echino- coccus

Hunde - haarling, m. trichodectes canis

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

n-geräusch, », sound produced whe m. von sensation of tick-

Pitter eer fuk eb-ioona vot sar, m cramp or spasm ieee ae, 2 cough cemedy amply ey = m. britation exciting er wag a. soothing cough, Ei sew baie oat let Ueexsabiteches)Erench ‘sche Schicht, H En ee ha

m. by cast n granule or

ienbildung, f hybrid formation 4 hybrid

Ber F hydantolr acid

er of a joint

iden pl. hydate f. hydatid cyst iden-cyste, /, lase :

wirren, ®. iden-ton, m. ee sound

hydatid fre- us Ben m. staggers goga, pi. hydragogues

241

sac hydatid |

Hydrämie, ~hydraemia gie, f. the science of the Marsa)

Hydracgyriasia, 7. rash) dus) ip

poisoning ydrargyrie, /. mercurial rash Hydrargyrverbindung, }. mereuric

Bydargr urialism Hydraruproverb use 3 mercurous

= Hydrarthros Hrdat ficcihiasher treatment nun relating to cold-water

os 2 hydrobromic Hydrocelensack, m le sac

Hyacocephalocl of brain

Hydrochlorskure, f- hydrochloric Hydroeyaniamus, m. poisoning with Hydrocyansdute, hydro slecte Hydrogenbionyd, = peer

hydriodic acid rice n. atomiser Hydromanie, f. water craze, mania for water, especially as a cure Hydromeningitis, }. inflammation of Descemet’s membrane Hydromeningocele, m. hernia of central nervous system, of which the sac contains fluid Hydromphalus, m. protrusion of umbilicus in ascites Hydromyelie, f. hydromyelia Hydromyelocele, ». spina bifida, the sac of w contains nervous matter and fluid Hydromyelus, m. = Hydromyelie Hydroncus, m. a watery tumour or swelling Hydronephrose, /. Fydronephectie ir sec }. are sont Hydropatisch, a. hydropathic Hydrophiler Verbandstoff, m. ab- sorbent dressing material Hydrophobie, f. rabies ie ahs rar m. dropsy of the € (in childhood) H ica, pl. anthydropics Hydropisch, a. dropsical Hydropisie, f. dropsy

5 - Hygrom, n.a cyst with watery con-

H citat, ici penn me tener ty meh hymen

relating to ly drehten: cyst of hymen Bones anlage, f. rudiment of

ymen ymen- ‚ f. malforma- H rn öl a f. orifice of hy ymen. ung, f. orifice of hymen Hymenopterismus, m. poisoning by stings of bees or w: Hyocholsäure, /. e ic acid ee subhyoid pha-

Hypaciditat, ditt, | Beers bi

Hypakusie, f. diminished power of hearing -

Hypalbuminose, f. diminished quan- tity of albumin (in blood) Hypalgesie, f. lessened sensibility

to pain Hypästhesie, f. lessened sensibility Hypazoturie, /. lessened nitrogen excretion in urine Hyper- (in ass? ), increased, ex- cessive, hyper- Hyper-acanthosen, p/. skin diseases in which the prickle-cell layer is greatly increased

Hyperacidität, f. superacidity

man

ee somnambulist

7. somnambulism

pele, f. morbid and excessive hypnotic condition ;

ef. BR ties

Bon Be

ER m. ee Faces a hypnotised arene. }. essen

ondrie, ndriasis en

Hys

H x. pituitary

Hypophysen-tasche, f. pituitary di- verticulu

See nn

Hyposarka, n. anasarca

H . dimini

rer al diminished sense Hyposmie, f, diminished sense of a roe m. a subject of hy-

a Hypostasenraseln, n. hypostatic

psa pa a. by tic Lag slight asthenia ypotaxie, f.as Hypoihernle, re tage of hypnosis - Aypokonie, f. diminished tone or tension ; par Hypotrichosis, f. deficient hairiness Hypotrophie, f. malnutrition H obie, f. fear of being on a height, altitude vertigo Hyraceum, n. inspissated urine of hyrax capensis, a substitute for

castoreum Beh, f. uterine pain, hyster- H Locra a. hysteralgi Hyvtenehicnies 7. hysterectomy a m. form of a.h cal Hysteria n. stein hernia Hysteroepilepsie, f. hystero - epsy Byeeokaie, 7. displacement of

Hysteromanie, /. ee er

epi-

Hysteropathie, f. affection of uterus Hysteroptose, f. prolapse of uterus SEEN . ocular inspection

Pe f. surgical en- largement of os uteri ysterotokotomie, /, Cesarean sec-

Hysterotomie, f. Cesarean secti Hystricismus, m. highest degree’ of ichthyosis

’

Lealbe, N ichthyol oin agree, }. ichthyol soap Ichthyotisch, a. fishlike, ichthyotic Ides fides m. poisoning by Ideen-Aucht, re Sight of ideas (as in

um or mania) Ideen-Aüchtig, a. hallucinatory, per-

taining to transient ideas

ee m. flow of ideas Ideen-gang, m. train of thought Tdeen-jag4, }. disconnection or wild-

ent

Ideen-verbindung, f. association of

Identisch, a. identical

Identität, /. identity Identitats-lehre, f f. identity theory Identitäts-linie, . horopter circle Identitäts-theor ln = -lehre Idiopathie, 7, idio

Idiopathisch, a. i fopatbic

ae, } f. idiosyncrasy, pre-

"(in comp 2 ‚elating to Be ar Da At Geikkeiting \oculating

anhänger, m. advocate of or DS vpectaaticn

Bens 7. eeceioeiiem tastttatte rat, m. public vaccinator usschlag, m. vaccination- or 5 a. inoculable

tek nvaccination ¥esldle Bl: De comen

I, vt. to vaccinate, to inocu-

won m. advocate of vacci- neuer, m. opponent of vacci- n. matters relating to s ing due to ioe n. law regulating vacci- istitut, m. vaccination insti- istrument, #. vaccination- or tion-instrument rankheit, /. inoculated dis- f. vaccination- or lancet m. infant or animal just or inoculated ; infant limal about to be vaccinated oculated - ; 6, f. vaccine- or inocu- nes n. messer, n. ülzbrand, m. inoculated an- € er f. mortality follow-

een

vaccination- or

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Impf-pflicht, f. obligation to be vaccinated E

wg same. a. obliged (by law) to vfichtige, & f. subject

Br m. & f. one compulsory vaccination

„pi. vaccinia, cow-pox f. cavity of vac-

Lgl eben, m. vaccination certifi- Impf-schntt, m. vaccination-inci-

I oracle tection by vacci- rion or noelation Y tpt ee f. vaccination statis-

Impf-: ‚f. site of vaccination or

inoculation

Impf-stich, m. vaccination- or in- oculation-puncture

Impf-stoff, m. vaccine, inoculation serum

Impf-streich, m. vaccination- or inoculation-scarification

Impf-syphilis, /. syphilis due to vaccination

Impf-technik, f. technique of vacci- nation or inoculation

Impf-tier, #. the inoculated animal

Impf-trephine, 7. Warlomont’s vac- cination-instrument

Impf-tuberkulose, f. tuberculosis ue to vaccination or inoculation

oo f. vaccination, inocula-

Tag m. day of vaccination or inoculation

Impf-verfahren, n. method of vacci- nation or inoculation

Impf-verlust, m. loss (of animals)

ugh inoculation

Impf-versuch, m. inoculation ex- periment .

| Impf-wesen, n. all affairs relating to vaccination or inoculation

Impf-wirkung, /. effect of vaccina- tion or inoculation

Imp

SS =

Inanitions-kur, f. treatment by

Inanitions-star, m. cataract due to inanition Inanitions-tod, m. death from star-

vation Inanitions-zustand, m. condition of , f. lack of desire en, m. interparietal bone Incandescenz, f. incandescence Incestzucht, /. = ‘ Incidenz ‚m. angle of inci-

’ dence A

ncision, f. incisio:

ee fanaa f. abscess lancet Incisions-messer, n. scalpel or bis-

Incisions - schere, f. surgical scis- sors

Incisive, a. incisive

Incisiven, pl. incisor teeth

Incisorium, », bistoury

Incisum, n. incision

Incisur, f. incision, cleft, cavity, ga

Inco f. incoherence

Incompatibel, a. incompatible

Incystierung, 7. encystment

Indicanurie, f. indicanuria .

Indifferenzpunkt, m. indifferent or neutral point

Indigen, a. er

a m. the miseries

pepsia

Indigosulfosdure, f. = Indigoschwe-

Indigurie, me, passing urine containing indigo-blue

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tion Infektions-stoff, m. terial or virus

OF MEDICAL TERMS Inn

Herbal, 2. jist of becoming

Eecterkeit, f . capability of be- eee, to infect

ut.

a.infected

ag, f. infection , a. inflammatory

srmieren u. & i, to inflame ;

pare rata 1 f. sterility . incomplete or green-

‘aorbitalbreite, /. distance be- BREE ts two iatca-orhital Sora,

faorbitalzacke, f. infra-orbital ead of Henle’s quadratus labii

a Yc

= ae sonar ot hen f. amabic en-

‘wer, m. \wer-tinktur, /. tincture of ginger jalation, f. act of inhalation

‚m. inhaler, in-

ialations-apparat, \aling apparatus

inhalation Inhalations-maske, f. mask for in- halation

tracted b 1 Inhalations „mittel, .° inhalation remedy

Inhalations-sal, m. inhalation-room

Take are = -kur Pe signs , f. tubercu- tracted by inhaling the

Re v.t. to inhale

Inhalt, m. contents

Inhaltsdruck, m. pressure exercised BR contents ; intra-uterine pres-

Iniencephalus, m. Me in which the greater part of the brain —— through the back of the

Iniodymus, m. FREE with two heads joined

Iniops, m. dou ne with a single head and only one perfect ace

Initial- (in compds.) u. ree er ‚primary, 4

Tni'

eitind Sehostees, 'f. BR eri Frege or hard chancre

Initial-stadium, ». initial or primary

Initial. veränderung, /. primary change

Injektion, /. injection

Injektions-masse, f. injection ma- terial

Injektions-spritze, /. injecting sy-

rınge

Injizieren, v./. to inject

Inkarzeration, /. incarceration

Inklinationsgürtel, m. an apparatus worn for lateral curvature of spine

Inkontinenz, /. incontinence

Inkrustieren, v4. & i. to incrust ; to become incrusted

Inkrustierung, /. incrustation

Inkubation, f. incubation

Inkubations-dauer, 7. duration of incubation

Inkubations-stadium, ». period of incubation

Inkubations-zeit, /. time of incuba- tion

Inkurabel, a. incurable

Innen- (in compds.), inner, internal

Innen-druck, m. internal pressure

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Innervations-gefiihl, | degree of innervation Innervations-störung,

f. disturbance lasten, . connective-tissue cells from which the fibrillar sub-

stance originates Inokulabilität, /. inoculability Inokulation, f. inoculation eens foetal =

j lak & tion Inosinsäure, f. inosic acid

Inosit, n. inosite

Inosurie, f. diabetes with inosite in

urine

Insalivation, f. mixture of saliva with food during mastication

Insalubrität, f. insalubrity

Insekt, . insect

Insekten-gift, m. poison of insects

Insekten-nadel, f. (Karlsbader), en- tomological ni , hare-lip pi

Insekten-pulver, ». insect powder

Insekten-stich, m. sting or bite of an insect

Insel, f. island, island of Reil ; lobule

Insel-klima, m. insular climate

Insel-pol, m. most prominent part of island of Reil

Insel-schwelle, f. limen insule

Insel-windungen, f.pl. convolutions of the island of Reil

Insensibilität, f. insensibility between

In ‘OF MEDICAL TERMS

1 lar-Büssigkeit, / intercel- Iular fluid i

track or space In rfhilarım f para)

in vide for compas, Zwischenkieler- medi: Tay iodine Sas betel nnd 8 dura ‘mater an

Be rmenstru nme: m. I termiszieren, v./. to intermix

“= i

tes air spaces be- N ent the optic ot

[tiracted by eating. the ficsh of = ea’ esh o infected animals

Intestinales Irresein, n. insanity

F ee zunt upon intra-abdominal

Intestnalmpkose, fungus disease „of intestinal tract i

I 1 Sxtelorance ntoxikal f. poisoning ; drunken- ng, f. toxic

» m. intercellular | Intumescenz

‘Tod Intr. i . intrauterine en

Intrauterin-stift, m. stem-pess:

Kunbelon, ware intubation (ot larynx) larynx)

. swelling, intumes-

en v.i. to swell up, to become swollen

Inunktion, f. inunction

Inuniktions-kur kur, f. treatment by

Inunkkions-mittel, n. remedy for inunction pie ees tL f. invagination ; in-

Invaginationsnaht, f. invaginating su Invaleszieren, v.i. to be convales-

cent; to ain strength Invalide, m Fivalid, any one inca- pable of following his em t Invaliden- 7% for

military pensioners

Invaliden-kasse, c sick club or fund

Invalidheit, f. = Invalidität

Invalidisierung, f. invaliding

Invalidität, f. condition of being unfit for duty through disease or accident

adn täts-anspruch, m. claim for sic y

Invaliditäts-versicherung, f. ance against sickness

Invasionskrankheit, f. disease due to highly organised parasites or entozoa

Invertirt, a. inverted

Invertzucker, m. invert-sugar

Involution, f. involution

Involutions-erscheinung, f. menon of involution

Involutions-form, f. involution or degeneration form

Invo pp ge) f. disease due to normal senile changes

Involutions-periode, /. period of in- volution, climacteric

Involutions-störung, f. disturbance of involution

Involutions-vorgang, m. process of involution

Involutions-zustand, m. state of in- volution

Inwendig, a. inward, internal

insur-

pheno-

| -krankheit, f. Inzest, m. incest b Inzestzucht, /. breeding in and in; “Iniostations-ustan, m. toxic con- impregnation by blood relation Inzucht, f. = Inzestzucht Vereinte, a. intralobular Iod- (and compds.), vide Jod- 249

and choroid Iiocgiit f. iritis wie ee

na m eee asst Iridodial: f. separation of iris ysis,

from ciliary Iridodonesis, f. tremor of iris - uveal staphyloma

Iris, /. iris

Iris-blende, /. iris diaphragm

Iris- h incarceration of the iris =

tse, f f. softening of the

Iris-fortsätze, m.pl. processes pass- ing from the ci margin of the En to the ligamentum pectina-

Iris-gewebe, n. tissue of iris Iris-häkchen, n. iris-hook Irisierung, f. iridescence

ie EDU, f. paralysis of the

Iris-leiden, m . affection of the iris Iris-mangel, m. absence of the iris Iris-pinzette, f. iris forceps Iris-schere, f. iris scissors Iris-schlottern, ». tremulous iris Iris-schnitt, m, iridectomy Iris-schwanken, n. A Tan iris Iris-spalte, f. coloboma iridis Iris-stroma, n. iris-stroma Iris-synechie, /. synechia of iris

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m. a a double monster

detective develop- on cacsbeal convolutions

jovi: fp isolation ; insulation ; vide for compds. Isolier- Isolier-zimmer, ». isolation room

Itaconsäure, f. itaconic acid

enter . feeble and hesitating | bar rg rare Pil. aloetice

orandi-blätter, ».pl. jaborandi Brasi-pilanse, f. Pilocarpus pin-

a „.„Dide Jak... , m. sudden and excessive

rn Fak ites jl Pac e, stıpı appen-hare m. jalapin ae appen-knollen, m . Too Soren oils, f- isla pi , =

Are -stengel, m.pl. stipites

enge tinktur, f. tincture of

J sane wurzel, /. jalap root Jalappinolsäure, f. atid obtained by action of alkalies on jalapinol Jalappinsäure, 7. acid obtained by action of potash on jalapin e Fieberrinde, /. Cortex cinchonz succedaneus Jambulsamen, m. jambul-seed Jammer, m. (schlagender), eclampsia infantum Janusbildung, /. double monster attached above umbilicus with faces looking in opposite direc- J Din fer, J hi apan- pfer, m. Ja camphor Japan-talg, m. or ne n. tian wax, from Rhus succedanea Jasminöl, ». jasmine-oil Jenin’ f. therapeutics atrik, 7. = Jaterie Jauche, f. ichor, sanies

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i |

Jeucheshohle 4 cavity containing jauche-menge, f. amount of ichor a a f- burrowing of

Jauche-vergiftung, f. septicemia ;

Jauc er to form ichorous pus auchend, a. forming ichorous pus ‘auchicht, a. = Jauchig auchig, a. ichorous, sanious auchung, f. ichorous suppuration avelle'sche Lauge, Ls eer of

potassium hypochlori

Jendrassik’scher Handgrift, m. rein-

tha taooder method in obtaining

Jegusty-ophtalmie, . ophthalmia

equiri h bacillus jesus ie pieced ot Abrus

Tennis ne, f. einchona bark on ne . chenopodium

och, n e, juga, zygoma

par ch ery malar bone ochbein-muskel, m. zygomatic muscle

Jochbein-naht, f. zygomatic suture

Jochbein-oberkieferpunkt, m. jugo-

ary point

Jochbein.p „punkt, m. malar point

rer winkel, m. (hinterer), jugal in

Jochbein-zacke, f. zygomatic head

ae Henle’s quadratus labii superi-

J ing a m. zygomatic arch

OF MEDICAL TERMS Jod n, n. iodide of iron ; Meet or compres m. iodoform pled- or compress if iron, Ph. G. -bestreuung, /. 1odoform . iodide of dusting uf prion tract biioalaa ot |“ -thread treated with udn m. o - ad: 5 is, m.iodoform varnish s, n. albumen iodatum odoform-gallertstäbchen, De ründung, /. inflammation lertstift, m. iodoform and ri tide fro nei sr‘ f. iodoform = m -gaze, f. ‘ket, a tion of iodine prema or pint roo auze com; or ne en of Jod Dee alt, m. amount of contained Jodolarm.iomus, m. poisoning by : . odour of iodine otal frmn-pulver n, iodoform powder fang, extraction of odoferen-salbe , f. iodoform oint- men iodine odoform-schorfver! je 5; N 4 cation of rosin shoe preter tone red is wae Jodoform-s tate, m. or -stift, m. m, iodism pencil or stick oe . solution of rel peat treated with of potash ; iodoform Jodoform-vergiftung, 7, iodoform oie of potassium , n. iodide of potassium | J oigrto-serats aber, m. iodoform ee d

isalbe, f. iodide of potassium went

ı of iodide of potass wi

im (in compds.), vide DR n. headache from

mother liquor of

. solution of iodine psd they n. iodide of mag- m

— n. a malt extract ining iodine

n. metallic iodide , #. methyl iodide nm. a remedy containing

3 tium, n. iodide of sodium eee f m-äther, m, ethereal solu- of iodoform

m-ausschlag, m. iodoform

. jodometric od- ra yeaa m. phosphorus tri-

od-, pinmelang, pain J far Ja ting with J Ten? A a preparation con- taining

re age N. palewied SOO Jod-quecksilber, ». (gelbes), iodide of mercury; -q (rotes), red iodide of mercury Jod-salbe, f. iodide of potash oint- ment Jod-sauer, a. iodate Jod-säure, 7. iodic acid Jod-schnupfen, m. catarrh from iodides Jod-schwefel, m. iodide of sulphur Jod-serum, n. iodised serum Jod-silber, ». iodide of silver J oe henge m. salivation from

iodides Jod-stärke, f, iodised starch Jod-stärkekleister, m. iodine starch aste Jod-stärkemehl, ». = -stärke Jod - stickstoff, m. iodide of nitro- gen

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ctinktur | Dy n. iodine trichloride odür, n. lower iodide

Jod-wirkung, f. action or effect of

od-zink, n. iodide of zinc Jod-sianaber, m. red iodide of

jeer Bh, soo N a bata

en (in compds.), itching, pruri- m. prurigo, pruri-

Ju Wäsche, n. or -blattern, f.pl.

uck- 5 Juck-boline /-eowhage of

Jucken, v.i. & refl. to itch, to irri- tate ; eens to scratch | oe ri

je hier pruritus uck- > “ae = n. feeling? of itching ci m. itching, irritation uden-kirsche, f. winter cherry

For words not found under K, see also under C peat nn m. cod-liver

Kashektik, f. cachexia Kachektisch, a. cachectic Kachexie, f. = Kachektik Kachu, n. = Katechu an corpse, cadaver daveralkaloid, ». ptomaine Eudeveche n. ptomaine |

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OF MEDICAL TERMS

um-haltig, a. containing cad- um- jodi, n. iodide of cad- pene | Es pay n, sulphate of um-sulfid, x, sulphide of cad- Seectelia

-gerbsäure, /. cafleo-tannic -sdure, f. caffeic acid

a, n. caffein r, m. knacker bald

Lt mould (on liquids) ;

‚haut, f. mould-pellicle or mı

"Gn compds.), bad, morbid, ctive, caco-

Kal Kako-chroea, f. abnormal skin col-

oration rp sane f. morbid state of body

Kako-dy n. cacodyl n. cacodylic oxide paren be f. defective forma- tion of organic parts Kako-phonie, 7. leer bad condition of an organ or of the body er Geis f. (subjective) offensive

Kako-th i. ill-humour ; in- a len malice Käleriymphe, calf m h e ’ yanp:

Kalbonieke Fe calf thymus Kalcination, f. calcination vate v.t. to calcine, to cal-

Kalcnirung cling mh calcination kee we n. potash _ ope sete antimoniate _ ge anate of tassium = 2 — bromsaures, bromate of po- tassium — chlorsaures, chlorate of potash — chromsaures, chromate of potash nz bed fer peat mr bichro- mate of de — doppel N: bicar- bonate of — doppelts: ee; bisul-

phate of potash

— essigsaures, acetate of potash

— gelb-blausaures, ferrocyanide of potash

— gereinigtes kohlensaures, pu- rified carbonate of potash

— hypermangansaures, per- manganate of potash

— jodsaures, iodate of potash

_ ate silicate of pot- as

— kohlensaures, carbonate of potash

— en ini manganate ' of potash

— neutrales weinsaures, tar- trate of potash

— oxalsaures, oxalate of potash

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ae tion of er » solu: o Kali-salpeter, m. Ber ser potash, Kali-salz, ». potash salt cf Cortex chine cali- -saye, Ph. G Kali-sch

;schwefelleber, f. sulphuretted

— doppeltkohlensaures, sium bicarbonate

_ tweinsaures, tas- ee »

— essigsaures, potassium ace- tate

_ ruhen, potas- sium pyrosulphate —_ rn tee potas- sium permangana Kalium - acetat, n. Pobassium ace- phate tate Kalium-sulfid, ». p

Kalium-antimonoxalat, ». antimo- BEHRENS nr

nio-potassic oxalate : 5 Kalium-biacetat, ». potassium bin- Kallum- acetate acetate

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lu...

al re aa f- potash com-

d cali n. silicate of potash, soluble glass Kalk, m. lime — chromsaurer, chromate of lime — gebrannter, quick lime — gelöschter, lime

kohlensaurer, precipi-

tated carbonate of lime phere sulphate of

ime — unterschwefligsaurer, hypo-

sulphiteofime -abgabe, /. loss or waste of lime blagerung, f. deposit of lime mlung, f. accumulation

m, a. or deficient in lime mut, f. deficiency of lime

g, a. calcareous /. chalk-stone or-nodule,

tion . calcareous earth k . (chinovasaure), calcium _ kinovate talk-erde, ¢: Gheephorssure), phos- 6 of lime f. (sulfocarbolsaure), cal- cium sulphocarbolate a. calcareous

Kalk-führend, a. containing or con- Kall-gehalt, m. amount of con-

_ tained lime a. containing lime n. Slaked lime, calcium ig, a. calcareous, limy , f. impregna- _ tion with lime, ification m. calcareous infarct ;

OF MEDICAL TERMS

, calcium car- |

nipct tetany n. lime ee Kalk-lunge, f. stone-cutter's Kalk Bd m. absence or want ot

lime Kalk-metastasen, pl. calcareous me- Kalk-milch , f. milk of li I hi of lime Kalk-reich, a. rich in lime Kalk-salz, n. a salt of calcium, lime

salt , Kalk-salzablagerung, f. it of lime salt at Kalk-schwefelleber, 7. sulphuretted lime, air pes sulphide — Kalk-seife, f. soap containing lime Kalk-star, m. cabarets cataract ees m. carbonate of lime- ne

Satpal es see lk-zufuhr, 7. su of lime Kallös, a. callous 263 Kallosität, /. callosi

ieren, vt. to ‚to soothe

fi Kalmus-öl, n. oil of sweet flag ai ri al f. tincture of sweet a Kelsngwusiel, f. root of sweet flag Kalomel, m. calomel Kalomel-dämpfe, m.pl. calomel va-

pours

Kalomel-einspritzung, f. injection of calomel

Kalomel-räucherung, f. fumigation with calomel

Kalomel-seife, f. soap containing calomel

Kalorescenz, f. calorescence

Kaloricität, f. caloricity

Kalorie, f. calorie, unit of heat

Kalorik, f. calorics, science of heat

Kalt, a. cold, frigid, chill

Kalt-blüter, m. a -blooded animal

Kalt-blütig, a. cold-blooded

Kalt-brandig, a. affected with cold gangrene

Kälte, f. cold, coldness ; chill, chil- liness ; frigidity

Kälte-anästhesie, f. anesthesia pro- duced by cold

Kälte-an wendung, f. employment or application of cold

Kälte-einfluss, m. influence of cold

puscle or granule Kälte-einwirkung, f. effect of cold €alk-kérperschicht, f, calcarcous | Kälte -empfindung, j. feeling of granular layer cold . 257 R

Kaltwasser - ment by cold water jf. injection of cold water

- heilanstalt, f. hydro- pathic establishment ,

Kaltwasser - klystier, 7. cold-water enema Kaltwasser-kur, /. treatment by cold water -kurort, m. health resort for cold-water cure Kaltwasser-umschlag, m. cold-water

compress Kaltwasser - wasch washin; with cold water a 3

ax ae om vide Kamp-

Kamil, j camomile gemeine, wild camomile _ Fömische, cultivated camo-

Kamitlen.dl, n. (ätherisches), Ethe- real oil of camomile, Ph.G

Kamillen-öl, n. (fettes), Be cha- momille infusum, Ph.G.

a ans m. syrup of camo- mile

-wasser, #2. camomile-water Kamm, m. comb ; crest, crista Kamm-artig, a. or -formig, a. comb- like ; crested, pectinate fe chamber, ventricle

2 at a. locular Kammer- lappe, f. auriculo-ventri- cular valve

Kapsel-membran, f. capsular mem- Fe Up BERBER f- = -sehloch- se 8? ee, m. = -sehloch-

ing, m. ca’ ri a ee Kapsel - schnitt, m. copsular inci-

sion pillary membrane re :

Kapsel-spaltung, f. dividing of the capsule

Kapsel-spanner, m. tensor of a joint capsule Kapsel-star, m. capsular cataract , Kapsel-tragend, a. capsulated Kapsel-verdickung, /. capsular

-wand, fe or -wandung, /.

ps -zelle, /. capsule cell -zerreissung, /. rupture of the capsule Kapuzenmuskel, m. trapezius muscle Kapuzinerkressenöl, ». an ethereal oil obtained from Tropzolum majus, L. piserne. n. powder for

Karbol- (in compds.), carbolic, car- bolised

Karbol-gaze, f. carbolised gauze Kalbol-harn, m. carbolic or phenol

| Kapeckartg, capa Kurbol.könplar, m. camphorated pi. bacteria pos- carbolic acid

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vapour Karbol-säurelösung, f. solution of Karbol - säurenebel, m. carbolic

Warhol schrwelelender) a, sulpho- Karbol-seife, Siete soap Karbol-streupulver, n. carbolic dust-

Karbol-vergiftung, f. carbolic-acid

poisoning

Karbol-wasser, n. watery solution of carbolic acid

Karbol-zufall, m. injurious effect of carbolic acid

Karbunkel, m. (bösartiger), malig- dee) ae es Meran ; (gutar-

er), carbuncle Karbunkulös, a, carbuncular

Kardamom, m. cardamom Kardamomöl, n. ethereal oil of en =

cinom, n. carcinoma Karcinomatisch, a. carcinomatous Kardial, a. cardiac Kardialgie, f. cardiac or precordial

pain Kardio- (i .), relating to th aris CCERRE SR ting e

Kardio-gramm, n, cardiogram

Kardio-graph, m. cardiograph

sa Pe jen f. palpitation of the

Kardio-pathie, 7. disease of the heart

Kardio - i is of the we plegie, f. paralysis

Kardio-stenosis, f. cardiac stenosis

Kardobenediktenkraut, ». Folia car- dui benedicti, Ph. G.

Karies, f. caries

Kariös, a. carious

Karlsbade Nadel, f. hare-lip pin, entomological needle

Karlsbader Salz, n. Sal Carolinum factitium, Ph. G.

OF MEDICAL TERMS Kat

#, poison from cheese Karaphorach, a. prams to kta

Sitascin Kitt, a. cancin and silicate of ee a

for stiffening bandages Kataplasma, 2. a el m casein jelly ee a. seized with apo- ‚bomasum Kat ie, /. rigidity and numbness _ Kase-masse, f. cheesy or caseous wing apoplexy _ __ substance Katarakt, m. cataract ' cheese mite (Tyro- Eatarzk im: catarrh er, hay-fever m, = -firnis A — russischer, influenza n.pl. spirilla culti- Katarrhalfieber, n. catarrhal fever Katarrhalisch, a, catarrhal m. casein Katarrhartig, a. = Katarrhalisch -vergiftung, /. poisoning by | Katarrhfieber, n. (epidemisches), in- E hey Katarrhil f pl. pills f äse-wasser, 7. W! tarr! en, .pl. pills for catarrh ig karten. im caseous Katasalisch, tisch, a. hemostatic, styp-

Katetonie, f. katatonia, a form of | ‘Kiskarilentinktur, f. Tinctura cas- insanity characterised by rigidity

- of muscles > m. club doctor Katechu, n. catechu z a. relating to club | Katechu-gerbsäure, f. catechu tan- doctors nin Elstchen, n. alveolus Katechu-gummi, m. catechu gum m. chest, box ; alveolus Katechu-säure, f. — -gerbsäure bad, ». or -dampfbad, n. Matec: & tincture of cate-

: EeNeeBeen. m. an instru- Kathartisch, a. cathartic 4 ren Beets oe pulse. esse re pape ; an e- eter-bür . catheter brush waves ap agian 4 rer catheter fever ‘ öl, n. castor-oil Katheter-harn, m. urine drawn off rat, m. eunuch catheter tenstimme, /. eunuch’s voice Katheterisieren, v.t. to catheterise ‘ on, f. castration Katheterisierung, jf. catheterisa- Pe eefloction, ‘of illustra Kaftekeriocuum, thi 2 i - the m. catheterisation tive cases Kathode, f. kathode ae a. relating to illustra- seg eee kathodic open-

Katbelsch, katabolic Kathoden-öffnungszuckung, f. ka-

m. double monster thodic opening contraction Kathoden-schliessung, /. kathodic

ers: Kathoden -schli kung,

. cal y athoden - schliessungszuc!

a. cataleptic kathodic closure contraction e

f. catalysis Kathoden-strahl, m. kathodal ray

a, catalytic Kathoden-zuckung, f. kathodal con-

Katapasns, doting catamenia traction

| powder Katze, f. cat ( re ee estion Katzen-auge, . (amaurotis ), | S anintinng di digestion Sonnen, cat’s-eye Eoacebiclty deep sleep, | Katzen-haarling, m. Trichodectes coma, sopor subrostratus 261

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Kau-muskel, m masseter, a muscle

Kau-muskelansatz, m. insertion of masseter

Kau-muskelkrampf, m. masticatory

Kau-muske f. paralysis of masticatory muscles

Kau-muskelnerv, m. masseteric nerve

Kau-muskelschlagader, f. masseteric

artery Kau-muskulatur, f. the masticatory muscular apparatus -nerv, m. = -muskelnerv m. causal connec-

Kanskcität, Je — er: caustic

Keun? precaution Kauterien, n.p/. caustics, cauteries Kauterisa tion, f. cauterisation Kauterisieren, v.t. to cauterise Kautschuk, m. caoutchouc, india- rubber ; vulcanite Kautschuk

iglottic gland . suppuration

‚m. cartilage of

Kandeckel.krücke, f. erutch of epi- ebiectt msl m epiglottidean Kehldeckel-polster, m. cushion of E = it, 7. mucous | le, J. the anterior were ur of ti a \ m, seele a ani- | ae gsschwulst, f. male of the ed Peery leryanval cartilage Kehlkopf, m. larynx Kehlkopf- (in compds.), laryngeal ;

vide tor compds. also Laryngo- Kehlkopf-abtragung, ‚f. a laryngeal blood- Kehlkopf-anschwellung, f, swelling

of larynx Kehlkopf-arterie, f. laryngeal ar-

Kehlkopf-ast, m. re preach

og, wae eer -atmung, /.

ae. 7. Suuterisation of larynx

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Keh Kehlkopf-ausschneidung, f. = -ab- Kehlkopl-band, m. laryngeal ign

beleuchtung, /. illumina-

Kehlkopf- ti Kant a en bezirk, m. laryngeal re-

EEE.

Kehlkopf-blutader, laryngeal arena 1, Werner aan

morr| Keble. ii ture of

Kehik -driise, eal gland Eaticeph-stagiee, lee to

f-eiterung, /. laryngeal sup- Kailkopt entfernung, f, = -ab-

tragung an Bra ar en laryngitis ar weeny as Kehlkopf.erweiterung 7. dilatatio; kopf. rweiee

Kehlkopf - geräusch, n. laryngeal murmur or sound Kehlkopf-geschwulst, f. laryngeal

swelling or tu erg Dpokeriesrn n. laryngeal

echt zu f. laryngeal Kehkopt-haut, f. laryngeal mem-

Kehikop f-höhle hea fect cavi = ? Per Shlonerwehernng, de tation o Kelkopf-hahlenverengung, . Steno- sis ot laryngeal cavi Kehlkopf-husten, n. iaryngeal cough Kehlkopf-innenraum, m. or -innere, n. intra-laryngeal space Kehlkopf-katarch, m, laryngeal ca-

Kehikopt.knapd, m. laryngeal car-

Kehlkopf-knorpelbe # mt eur or excursion of laryngeal

Kehiko kop eisen name. f. laryngeal peri

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Kehlkopf-ödem, », oedema of glottis or larynx so RC one f. upper orifice

arynx Kehlkopf ‚m. eal h Kehlkopf ee oe

pf-polyp, m. laryngeal poly-

f-pulsader, f. = -arterie Kehlkopf-rachenspiegel, m. laryn,

P eal speculum or ie Kehlkopf-raum, m, = -innenraum Kehlkopf-schlagader, 7. — -arterie Kehlkopfschleimhaut, /. laryngeal

mucous coe m ung, /. swelling of laryngeal

mucous membrane tzündung, f.

opfschleimhaut-en! inflammation of laryngeal mucous membrane wir, 7.

Ikop u ulcer of laryngeal mucous mem- bran

Kehlkopfschleimhaut-schwellung, f. = -anschwellung

Kehlkopfschleimhaut - verschwär- ung, f. ulceration of laryngeal mncous membrane

Kehlkopfschleimhaut-wucherung, /. hypertrophy of laryngeal mucous membrane

OF MEDICAL TERMS

Ibein-fontanelle, f. sphenoidal

en Beigaumenken

ee — = =

sphenoidal sin ahöhleneiterung, the en

bein-hery or ns,

bein -iefergrubt, J> splene-

slay fo j. spheno- en body of sphe-

sphenoid fora Beia-och, m hen sebenotial

irbinate bones n-naht, /. sphenoidal suture n nflüg m, great 2 erkannt . -schn; rostrum sphe-

peo = m. sella re spalte, 7. en 1

fina, J linoid procs of

etal m. spine of sphe-

Kan winkel, m m. sphenoidal angl bein-züngelchen, x aapse

‘excision, f. wedge-shaped ex- „the ofa wedge f. the shape

a= -fortsatz, m. idal pron ess “knochen, m. ie com; id

m. Burdach’s tract m, cuneate nucleus

. nm. cuneo-cu- blastoderm sid ligament Keim-frei, a, free from germ or A, m. germ, embryo living organisms

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Kei embryonic, Keim-anhang, m, embryonic appen-

eiosleas }. embryonic rudi- zes primitive trace, Eirminel

EN, excretion or secretion of n Keim- , 4. germ-preparing, Keim bereitung, Fe ee er am Roun ne f. germ- a germination Keim-bläschen, n. or - minal vesicle ; blastula re Keimblatt, ». a germinal ma

Keim- (in compds.)

äusseres —,

snares. es or Pan „ endo-

mittleres or mittelstes —, meso derm

motorisch germinatives —, = mittleres

germinal layers Keim-centrum, ». germinating centre Keim-drüse, f. generative gland , va, to germinate, to de- — to bud ‚n. germination d, a. germinating Beine, f. germ-devel- opment Keim-epithel, germinal or em- bryonic epithelia Keim-epithelzelle, f. al or gi onic epithelial cell - fähig, a. capable of germin-

einen, f. capability of ger- en Keim - falte, f. germinal fold or

ridge Keim feuchtigkeit, }. = -fliissigkeit oe age an eim m s macula germinativa, Bon of

ovum Keim-flüssigkeit, /. fluid of vesicular

i rar

Pa |

Renken n. germinal spore or

Keim-kugel, f. germinal globule

Keim-lager, n. Pricey dis- cus proligerus

irre ben, n. embryonic or germ-

Keim-ling, m. embryo Keim-loch, n. micropyle Keim-los, a. germless, non-germinal

Fr , m. germinal reticulum n. germ organ Keim- 1 n, n. or -pforte, /. blastostomion no

säckchen, ck Keim-saft, m. fluid contents or h ere constituents ofthe germ | Kephalo- (in com Keim-scheibe, /. germinal disc, Kan 2 m la germi = & | r io halo. 2 > jain rn mal lager, Hiantosteoign? ° th its Tr

Rete, «- notched, een acest

Kerckring Sc Fate pl. valvule

een favus Pe latte, /. nuclear chromatin rag =. we or -typhus, m. late r

OF acca TERMS Ker rs cephaiometer ee 7. accumulation of

ee acted Kern-bläschen, n. or -blase, f. nuclear vesicle I Kern-blatt, . lamina medullaris involuta

Saks Con Be, nuclear zone or crescent

en cornea Kern-chen, n. nucleolus n, vt. to coat with kera- | Kern-epithel, ». germ or embryonic um

i, f. comneltts Kern-faden, n. = -faser

n. hernia of cornea Kern-farbe, }. nuclear stain -farbemittel, n. nucleus-stain-

ing material

Fi färbung, f. nuclear stain-

a 7. nuclear fibre or fila-

ment

Kern-fasergesch wulst, f. fibro-nucle- pei ed

Kern-fläch, /. (des Sehraums), central surface of field of vision

Kern -fleck, m. point of acutest vision on retina

Kern , n. ulcer with a core Kentetig’o a. nucleated Kern-hefe, /. bacterium Kern- höhle, f- nuclear cavity or vacuole Kern-körper, m. nuclear corpuscle, en ‘

: körperchen, m. — - Kern-kugel, f. nucleus-globule Kern-los, a. non-nucleated Kern-masse, f. nuclear substance Kern - membran, f. nuclear mem-

brane Kern-neubildung, /, new formation. of nuclei pean cat omyces - Kero-pinemel rper, m. minute col- eh e particles in nuclear proto-

ities Kern-punkt, m. an wech er

the fruit of Phyto- | Kern-punkt, m. raums), nl apparent place Bade point f. the root of | Kern-saft, m. fluid part of nucleus

Ba m. ern le, f. a um Er nuclear soap nuclear axis, modio- Kern- separation, f. first stage of nuclear cataract

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RER]. nuclear or elementary Kern -zerfall, m. disintegration of

Kern-zone, f. nuclear zone Ketonalkohol, m. ketone alcohol

Ketten-wurm, m. = -bandwurm Keuchen, 1: 39 DAB, TED, ae puff and blow, to whoop Keuchen, x. gasping, panting Keuchhusten, m. whooping-cough Keuchhusten-mittel, ». remedy for whooping-cough Keule, club vatbabe a. clu Kiefer, m. ; maxilla, i, = Kier (in compds.), maxillary iefer- mpds.), e! Ap Kiefer-ast, m. maxillary branch ; ramus of maxilla Siefer-bad, n. BADER ress er-bein, n. maxillary e Kiefer-blutader, /. = -ader Rees a m. inferior maxillary

Kiefer-drüse, f. submaxillary gland mylo-hyoid nerve -driisenarterie, f. su i Kiefer - rel,

Kief: = iskel ™" te glossus muscle ‘

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a: oo alma

Bogen,’ m. branchial arch

of skin in the line of a hial cleft

re re ee lar arch -geschwulst, f, branchial

“haut abi be

it, f. branchial mem- -afinung, f. branchial orifice "sack, m. branchial sac -spalte, 7. branchial cleft Spatte 7 branch 1 ebble ; silex, silicon

‚li juorid, n. silicon fluoride

wosilicic acid, hae ae

bed tt (infcompds.), vide also m. lochial dis-

Iro a=

Kinder: sanitacnerange f. ts

a pial i of children. Kinder-bevikerung, fe d-popu- nm Kinder-bewahranstalt, 7, home for children ; minding school Kinder-blattern, /.p/. small-pox of children

Kinder-cholera, rae Be Fintan Cholera

Kinder-iatet f- Kerr of chil- Kinder-durchfall, m. infantile diar-

rheea

eg Kinder-gichter, pl. = -konvulsionen Kinder-heilanstalt, f. children's hos- ital or infirmary Kinder-heilkunde, }. ek Kinder-heilstatte,

ake Gaia Ppl. peak sia infantum, infantile con sions

Kinder-krämpfe, m.pl. = -konyul- sionen

as Ps ee aati m. children’s

Kinderskrankhei, f. disease of chil- Kinder-krankheitentehre, j. = -heil-

kunde Kinder-lahmung, f. infantile lysis (anterior polio-myelitis)

Kinder-leiden, n. = -krankheit Kinder-los, a, childless Kinder-losigkeit, f. childlessness Kinder-mehl, ». food for children in the form of meal 269

wore mu | eg eS oe pear ee nn m. milk or primary Bee compds.), vide also

ts ‚m. head of foetus or Kindes-körpr m, body of foetus

Kindes lage, hi $i gh wash of foetus corpse of foetus or

Kindes-mord, m. infanticide Kindes-mörderin, f. child-murderess Kindes-nöten, f.pl. labour pains Kindes-pech, ». meconium Kindes-pflege, f. care of children Kindes-schleim, m. vernix caseosa Kindes-teil, m. portion of child, part of foetus ee grosser —, = or trun kleiner —, = extremities Kindes-wasser, n. amniotic fluid Kindes-wehen, f.pl. expulsive labour pains

OF MEDICAL TERMS

gebiet, m. or -gegend, f. mental

ra ama

cae?

Pope er, m. jury- m. maxillary tuber-

un , w.pl. cherry- a nm. cherry-

et f. glover’s woran eee rn, m.Syrupus asorum, Ph. a ne ee consent eiste, f. cement edge nasse, f. cement substance, area sulslance RR mbstanz, f. cement su ce rerband, m. obsolete bandage fened with casein and potas-

m silicate i m. tickling, titillation ; itch-

Lempfindung f. or _ oF „gefühl, nk m. telling each

ua amygdala-

= —

Kla

Kitzelig, a. ticklish rer &i.to tickle, to titillate ;

toris are gg Al clitoris Kitzler-bändchen, ». frenulum ot clitoris Kitzler-blutader, f. vein of clitoris Kitzler-eichel, f. glans clitoridis

Kitzler-entziind inflammation of clitoris saeco

Kitzler-schwellkörper, m. corpus cavernosum Kitzler-schwellung, f. = -anschwel-

lung Kitz] fissure of clitoris Kitzer vorha, J. pre f. prepuce of cli-

Klaften, v.i. to gape, to chap Klaffend, a. g: ng, open, yawning Klage, 7. comp)

ba ace pena to be in-

Reo a, tight (especially of breath-

Klammer, f. clamp ee yt treatment by clamp Klammer-naht, f. clamp suture -schiene, /, interrupted splint Klang, m. sound, tone, timbre Klang-empfindung, f. perception ot sound Klang-farbe, /. timbre, tone-colour Klang-feld, n. tone-field Klang-los, a. toneless Klang -losigkeit, f. tonelessness Klang-messer, m. phonometer Klang-stab, m. sound-rod Klang-stab, m. (der Rautengrube), strie acustice Klang-welle, f. sound-wave age 9 m. operculum Klappe, /. valve dreizipflige —, tricuspid halbmondférmige —, semilunar mützenförmige — , mitral

soundlessness,

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Kila ae ; ee

ie sense rei | n of a valve f. perfora- |

, f. inflamma- tion of a valve Ben f. valvular

n. valvular mur. | Klappen-genehe n. valvular tissue = -führend

hämatom, n n. hematoma or

Klappen. apoplexy of a valve -insufficienz, f, valvular in-

Klappen-eiden, n. = -krankheit appen-los, a. without valves missbildung,

f. malforma- of valves = -fläche

Klappen-oberflache, f. a ls mee the: ar OF a

Klappen-saum, m. edge of a valve

ae m. closure of a

ofa valve ene n. play or mechanism

Klappen-stoss, m. diastolic shock Klappen-ton, m. valvular tone or

d -verdickung, f. thickening of a valve Kla verkalkung, f. calcification of a valve Klappen-verknöcherung, f. ossifica- tion of a valve Kisype-rektreun, / shortening

of a val

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| OF MEDICAL TERMS Kle m. a disease of clover i 2 esse: salz, n. acid oxala berfläche, f. pel, Gace ed scan che, oe sdurevergiftung, gif f. oxalic acid Zontalle Rell” bf soning Kleinhirn-rinde, /. cortex cerebelli erlaus, oe te gees vestimenti | sy or -schädelgrube, jf. cerebellar tartig, a. branny, furfuraceous Ani Sblenachaniiet, m. crus cere- mM. «+ a-bad, #. bran-bath Kleinhirn-seitenstrangbahn, /. lat- a-brot, n. bran-! eral cerebellar tract ı-flechte, f. porrigo furfurans Kleinhirn-sichel, f. falx cerebelli a-förmig, 4. = -artig Kleinhirn. m. peduncle of cere- a-grind, m. = -flechte bellum 1-wasser, #. bran-water Kleinhirn - windung, /. cerebellar , a little, diminutive, convolution rt, minute, minor, lesser Kleinhirn-wurm, m. vermiform pro- ares hi peep Chaleaix Cone res a i e- wat Gg ot ce re r © , m. = sa oe a. minutely cystic finger-ballen, m. hypothenar | Klein-kinderbewahranstalt, f. - mence S lum for infants, creche ‘ ma - beuger, m. flexor of | Klein-kinderpfiege, f. the nursing of le infants

- gegend, /. region of | Klein-lebewesen, ». micro-organism ‘ : Klein-papulös, a. minutely papular i -nagel, m. nail of little | Klein- ig, a. minutely verrucose Klein-zehe, f. little toe -rand, m. ulnar border Klein-zehenabzieher, m. abductor of little toe Klein-zehenballen, m. plantar emi- nence beneath little toe Klein-zehenbeuger, m. flexor of little toe Klein-ze el, m. nail of little toe Klein-zellensarkom, . small-celled sarcoma Klein-zellig, a. small-celled Kleisagra, n. gout of the clavicular

region Kleister, m. starch paste, size Kleister-älchen, n.p/. anguillule glutinis Kleister-binde, f. starch bandage Kleister-schicht, f. layer of starch te

pas

Kleister-verband, m. dressing with dressing-bandages

Klemme, f. = n

Klemmen, v.t. to pinch, to squeeze ; to jam

Klemmer, m. clamp

Klemm - pinzette, f. or -zange, /. clamp forceps, vulsellum forceps

Inge „an f. ulnar surface Klein-köpfig, a. micro-cephalic

in the hospital at the bedside: Kliniker, m. the teacher or medical student in the clinic

areas fol congenital er mal of fingers and toes map sore ne fi pp er of the

hast wo Se bie obie, f. = ol Kiitorid i f. excision of cli-

Kioake, f. cloaca ; sewer

Kloaken-bildung, f. formation of cloaca

Kloaken-gas, n. sewer-gas

Kloaken-gasvergiftung, f. sewer-gas poisoning

Kloaken-grube, f. cloacal cavity or sinus

rap -hécker, m. eminence of the

ca Kloaken-mündung, f. orifice of cloaca

Kloasma, n, chloasma, macula he- ‘patica

ineldrüsen- (in compds.), vide iueldriisen -entzündung, f. in-

ammation of sweat-glands terse. let fat of sweat-

uelrisen - -gang, m. sweat-

Iueldrüsen- neFänderung, f- ae

ted ael-schich eine te Ben 2 beltourniquet, ‘

vt, & 1. to bend, to crack,

fh Hex; to be weak in Fe partially

» he bending, ne: Semi acre ; ideen + >, capella place of in-

icungeatenose J. stenosis due | Kn

age

- . le of IS va wen m, angle o yN. en genu "band, 2, 1 -beuge, /. oo - hamstri + m. ny " g Kos kr or BBaBaE?: -blatt, nes or banda aa

suena J. genu-pectoral

ag = eae

of knee of knee, pop-

“OF MEDICAL TERMS Kni

Bale:sineteliing, | ERIRgEmEBERERE

ition f a f. inflammation of knee

Knie- geniculate Keie-gangion, m. geniculate gang- Knie-geburt, /. knee birth Kniegelenk, ». knee-joint . artery to the knee-joint Kniegelenk-band, n. ligament of

knee-joint _

Kniegelenk-beuger, m. flexor of knee-joint

Kniegelenk-beugung, /. flexion of knee-joint

Kniegelenk-beweglichkeit, f. mo-

bility of knee-joint Sennen: f. movement of joint Be ee gett , /. suppuration of knee-joint tzündung, /. inflam- mation of knee-joint fläche, /. surface of knee-joint

pe gegend, f. region of knee-

Kitiegelenk-kapsel, f. capsule of knee-joint

Kniegelenk-kapselspanner, m. sub- crureus muscle

Kniegelenk-maus, f. loose body in knee-joint

Kangenk-muie, n, plexus of knee- join

Euhecknk panier }. or -schlag-

a Zu = = -arterii eng streckung, /. extension ee-joint Kniegelenk-verletzung, f. injury of knee-joint Kniegelenk-verrenkung, f. disloca- tion of knee-joint Knie-geschwulst, f. swelling of knee Knie-gicht, f. gout of the knee Knie-gichtig, a, gona; sae Knie-grube, f. = -ke Knie-handlage, f. Sisal posi- tion Knie-höcker, m. geniculate body Knie-höckerbündel, m. fasciculus bigemino-genicularis Knie-kappe, /. knee-cap Knie-kapsel, 7. capsu Kniekehle, f. popliteal space

Kni GER: Rn ee malen = popliteal liga-

Knickehlen Stade, — blood-vessel

Kniekehlen - dreieck, n. popliteal

Bra gee on

Kolscchlen-gegent, /. portiied >

enge | pp Pee eaten:

Kalender at ory sates: ader, 7. = -arterie =

Kniekehlen-vene, /. = -ader

Knie-knochen, m. bone of the knee

Knie-knoten, m. geniculate ganglion

Knie-lage, f. knee presentation

Knie-phänomen, 7. patella reflex ; knee-jerk

oc ec f- De erent f. rupture ger patellar ligament en

ben-band, n. ligament of

Kılescheiben - -bandbeklopfung, /.

ussion of patellar ligament Kıhescheiben. are, m. fracture of patella

Kniescheiben - ee arti- cular surface of patell, di ira” n. house-

maid’s knee - muskel, m. muscle attached to patella one oaths eke m.

Koieschiben-veletzung, f. injury o e Knlenrheibeif-sermeakucg, f. disloca-

tion of patella Knie-schere, f. bent or angular Kale schi }. knee-splint

iene, ee-

Knie- z, m. pain in kne

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