pseudo jaundice

(su-do-jawn’dis). Skin discoloration caused by blood-changes and not due to liver disease. pee udo leukemia, pseudoleuksmia (su’do-lu- ke’me-ah). disease marked by progre ive and fatal anemia, with the formation of multiple lymphomata and enlargement of the spleen. Called also Hodgkin’s discase, lymphadenome, malignant lymphoma, etc. p. cu'tis, pseudo leukemia with the development of skin-lesions. infantile p., anemia in young children, usually without much leukocytosis, and due to rachitic tendencies. Called also von Jaksch's disease. pp. phat’ica, non-splenic leukemia, a state a ociated with Hodgkin’s disease and also with lymphomatous tumors of the kidneys and intestines in children. myelogenous p., myeloma to sis. pseudoleukocythemia §(su’’do-lu-ko-si-the’me ah). Same as pseudo leukemia. pseudo lipoma (su’’do-lip-o’mah). edema simulating lipoma. pseudologia, pseudology (su-do-lo’je-ah, sudol’o-je) [Gr. Wevdns false + Adyos discourse]. The writing of anonymous letters to people of prominence, to one’s self, etc. pseudo lupus (su-do-lu’pus). A disease which closely simulates lupus: believed to be due to the presence of an oldium. - Localized