INTUMESCENT I A

(Lat.), n. f. Ian-tua(tu)-me as-sen(ken)'- shia(tia)-a*. See INTUMESCENCE and ENLARGEMENT. The Intumescent ice, in Cullen's cla ification of diseases, are an order of the Cachexice. [L, 104.] I. cervlcalls. See Cervical ENLARGEMENT. I. gangltformis (seu (fanglioformis) nervi facial!* (seu vest ii.uli (Scarpee). A small, grayish-red swelling containing numerous ganglion cells situated at the point of connection between the facial nerve and the vestibular branch of the auditory nerve, near where the latter enters the internal auditory meatus. [F; Schwalbe(a,29).] I.fjangliosanervum tympaniciimainbienH. An enlargement upon the tympanic branch of the glo opharyngeal nerve, supposed to be the remains of a faetal artery, [a, 4'0.] I. lactea maminarum. Distention of the breasts with milk. I. llenlfl. Swelling of the spleen. I. lumbalin. See Lumbar ENLARGEMENT. I. mallgna. See AORIOPHYMA. I. mednlliispinalift cervical is. See Cervical ENLARGEMENT. I. medulla -pin;iliinferior 's.-ii luinbilliHi. See Lnmlnir ENLARGEMENT. I. mi-el n I i;iftpinalin Htiperior. See Cervical ENLARGEMENT. I. plan a nervl trigemliil, I. gemilunarU. See (fa erian GANGLION. [s. 476]