CLYSTER

(Lat.), n. m. Kliast(klust)'usr(ar). Gen., clyste'ros (-is). Gr., icAv<mjp (from KAv^eii/, to cleanse). Fr., clystere. Ger., Klystier. It,<clistere. Sp.,clistel. See ENEMA. Anodyne c. See Enema OPII. Common c., Domestic c. See ENEMA commune. Evacuating c. See ENEMA evacwans. Foatid c. See Enema ASAFCETIDJB. Fuller's febrifuge c. An old enema containing cinchona, [o, 21.] Leube's pancreas c. Ger., Leubes Pancreas-Klystier. A nutrient enema made of very finely chopped beef and the pancreas of either the ox or the hog (in the proportion of 2 to 1), stirred with hot water into a thin pap. [L, 57 (a, 21).] Medicated c. See ENEMA medicatum. Monster c. A large enema, administered with a view to its reaching high in the intestines. [L, 20 (, 21).] CLYSTEKION (Lat.), [s. 319]