Schroetter's chore'a

(shrg'ter) [Leopold von Schroetter, Viennese laryngologist, 1837-1908.] Chorea* of the larynx. 897 iroth's meth'od (shrot) [Johann Schroth, German physician, 1800—1856.] Dipso therapy. huchardt's opera'tion (shoo'khart). Paravagicial hysterectomy. lueftner's gran'ules (shufner) [Wilhelm Schueffner, German physician in Sumatra.] Glistening granules, which take a deep red color with Rom a nov sky's stain, so met i if les seen in the decolorized red blood corpuscles invaded by the parasite of tertian malaria. iuegner's gran'ules (shiig'ner). Plehn's* granules. liuele's sign (shu'leh) [He in rich Schuele, German psychiatrist, 1839-1916.] Omega mel an choU cum. Iiueller's meth'od (shu'ler) [Karl He in rich Anton Ludwig Max Schueller, Berlin surgeon, *i843.] Artificial respiration effected by hooking the fingers under the lower ribs and raising the thorax rhythmically. hueller's phenom'enon (shul'er) [Arthur Schueller, Austrian neurologist, contemporary.] In cases of functional hemiplegia the patient usually turns to the sound side in walking, but to the affected side in case of an organic lesion. huetz's micrococc'us (schuts) [Johann Wilhelm Schuetz, German veterinarian, *i839.] The pathogenic agent of strangles in the horse. Schultze's Method of Resuscitation. thtilt'ze's bun'dle or com'ma [Max Johann Sigismund Schultze, German anatomist, 1825-1874.] Comma tract, a longitudinal bundle of desceriding fibers in the inner portion of the fasciculus cuneatus, or Burdach's column, of the spinal cord. S.'s cells, olfactory cells. S.'s tract, S.'s bundle. ihult'ze's fold [Bemhard Sigismund Schultze, A German obstetrician, 1827-1919.] crescentic amniotic fold between the remains of the umbilical vesicle and the placenta at the point of insertion of the cord. S.'s meth'od, resuscitation of the apparently stillborn child: one holds the child between his separated legs facing in the same direction as himself, with the forefingers in the axilla, the thumbs on the chest anteriorly, and the other fingers on the back; then the child is raised, with head down, so that the legs fall over in the direction of the operator; after a few seconds it is returned to the first position, and the maneuver is then repeated, the whole 57