ul'cus, pi. ul'cera

[L.] Ulcer.* u. cancro's um, (i) rodent ulcer, an ulcerating cancer; (2) chancre, chancroid, u. cystoscop'lcum, cystoscopic ulcer u. du'rum, chancre, u. ex'edens, rodent ulcer.* u. gra've, mycetoma, u. indura'tum, chancre. u. moll'e, chancroid, u. pulmo'nis, a tuberculous io6s Jmonary cavity, u. ro'dens, rodent ulcer, u. ulon'cus tun'dum, round xilcer. u. sei'pens cor'neae, a eeping ulcer of the cornea, Saemisch's ulcer, u. ulorrha'gia berculo's um, lupvis. u. vene'reum, (i) chancre; ) chancroid, u. ventric'uli, gastric ulcer. ulorrhe'a, 'to my [G. oule, scar, + ektome, excision.] Exsion of cicatricial ti ue. ulo's is rthema (u-ler-i-the'mah) [G. oule, scar, + ulot'ic ythema, redne of the skin.] An erytheatous affection of the skin resulting in atroulotrichous lic scar formation; lupus erythema to sus. ophryog'enes, a folliculitis of the eyebrows suiting in scarring and falling of the hairs. ul's an in sycosifor'me, lupoid sycosis, a chronic ipular or pustular folliculitis resulting in;struct i on of the hair follicles with the formaDn of atrophic pimctate scars and baldne . ul'timate ic [G. oulon, gum; oule, a scar.] i. Relating to le gums. 2. Relating to a scar, cicatricial, ultimister'nal. arred. 'omy [G. oule, scar, + tome, incision.] Incision ul'timum ' a cicatrix in order to relieve tension; cicatric;omy. euTopEe'us. Furze, gorse, a spiny shrub, the c:eds of which contain cytisine and ulexine, and e a cardiac stimulant, diuretic, and anthelultraintic. ine (uleks-en). An alkaloid, diHuNaO, ultra brachycephalic srived from the seeds of gorse, Ulex euro pee us; iurectic in doses of gr. jV"iV (0.003—0.006). Inous (u-lij'i-nus) [L. uliginosus, moist, wet.] ultradoUchocephalic limy, muddy. s (u-li'(le')tis) [G. oulon, gum, + -it is.] In flam lati on of the gums, gingivitis, intersti'tial u., i flamm at i on of the connective ti ue of the gums round the necks of the teeth. lus [L. elm.] (U.S.) Slippery elm, the inner irk of Ulmus fulva, red elm, a tree of eastern id central North America. Employed inter illy in inflammation of the respiratory pa ages the form of mucilago* ulmi, and externally to I lake poultices. a, gen. ul'nas [L. elbow, arm.] The inner and.rger of the two bones of the forearm. ad [L. ulna + ad, to.] In a direction toward the lna> ar. Relating to the ulna, or to any of the;ructuTes (artery, nerve, etc.) named from it. Os triquetrum [BNA]. I're. iris (ul-nah'ris) [L.] Ulnar; relating to the Ina or to any structures named from it; see nder arteria and musculus. en [G. en, in.] Relating to the tdna independent other structures. E icar'pal. Relating to the ulna and the carpus, to the ulnar side of the wrist. r )ra'dial. Relating to both ulna and radius, oting the two articulations, ligaments, etc.;ace (u-lok'S-se) [G. oulon, gum, + kake, Ulcerative inflammation of the adne .] urns. larcino'ma [G. oulon, gum.] Carcinoma of the ums lermatitis (u-lo-der-ma-ti'(te')tis) [G. oule, scar, + Inflammation of the - derma, skin, -it is.l an resulting in destruction of ti ue and the irmation of cicatrices. gum, +;lo it is (u"lo-glos-i'(e')tis) [G. oulon, tongue, + -His.\ Inflammation of both lo a, urns and tongue, gingivoglo itis, stomatitis. + id [G. oule, scar, eidos, resemblance.] i. [.esembling a scar. 2. A scar-like lesion due to a egenerative proce in the deeper layers of the kin.