hem i anesthesia

(hem’’ec-an-es-the’ze-ah) [hem i- + anesthesia]. Anesthesia of either lateral half of the body. ternate h., cro ed h., anesthesia of one side of the head and of the opposite side of the body. cerebral h., that which is due to lesion of the internal capsule of the lenticular nucleus. mesocephalic ntile h., that which is due to disease of "the ie pons. spinal h., that which is due to a lesion of the spinal cord. hemianopia, hemianopsia (hem’"e-an-o’ pe-ah, hem’’e-an-op’se-ah) (Gr. ἡμι- half + 4» priv. + ὄψις vision]. Blindne for one-half the field of vision in one or both eyes. absolute h., hemianopia to light, color, and form. altitudinal h., blindne for either the upper or the lower half of the field of vision. bilateral h., binocular h., hemianopia affecting both eyes. bih., nasal h., blindne on the nasal side of the visual field as to both eyes. bitemporal h., temporal h., blindne on the tempoyal side of the visual field affecting both eyes. h. bitempora’lis fu’gax, transient bitemporal hemianopia, sometimes seen in syphilitic patients. complete h., hemianopia affecting the entire half of each eye. ’ cromed heteronymous h., binasal or bitemporal’ hemianopia. equilateral h., homonymous h., one which affects the nasal half of one eye and the temporal half of the other. incomplete h., hemianopia affecting le than the entire half of the visual field of each eye. relative h., hemianopia to only form or color, the light sense being retained. uni-