hypopyon (hi-po'pe-on)

A collection of pus in the anterior chamber of the eye. [Gr., ypo, under, + pyon, pus.] hypospadias (hi-po-spad'e-as). A congenital deformity of the urethra characterized by its external opening being situated on the lower surface of the penis or on the scrotum or perineum or in the draw.] vagina. [Gr., ypo, under, -fspan, to hypostasis (hi-pos'tas-is). 1. Of Hippo crates, a suppre ion of morbid humors (from escape at the surface); an absce . 2. A sediment. 3. A morbid deposit in any part of the body. 4. Venous hyperemia due chiefly to the action of gravity, h. urinae. See h. (2d def.). pulmonary h. Hypostatic congestion of the lungs. [Gr., ypo, under, + stasis, a placing.] hypo stypsis (hi-po-stip's is). Mild astringency. [Gr., ypo, short of, + stypsis, a contracting.] hyposulphate rect name for (hi-po-sul'fat). thiosulphate. An inc or hyposulphite (hi-po-sul'fit). A salt of hyposulphurous acid. H's have been found in the urine. They occur constantly in cats' urine. hyposulphurous (hi"po-sul'fu-rus). Containing sulphur combined with a smaller relative amount of oxygen than is found in the sulphurous compounds, h. acid. See under acid. hypo systole (hi-po-sis'to-le). Weakne of the cardiac systole. [Gr., ypo, under, -fhypothenar (hi-poth'en-ar). The eminence at the ulnar border of the palm of the sy stole. ~\[Gr., ypo, under, -fthenar, the hand. palm of the hand.]