Lymphangiectodes

(lim-fan-je-ek-to' -dsz). See Lymph angioma cir cum scrip tum. duction ofred lines on the skin. L., Wandering, a form occurring usually on the back of the hand, and due to frequent contact with putrefying ti ues. It occurs in reticular patches connected by wavy lines. Lym phang oncus (lim-fan-jon'-kus). A firm swelling of the lymphatic ve els. Lymph apo stem a (lim-fap-os-te' '-mah), A name proposed for lymphatic ti ue. Lymphate (lim' -fat). Raving; frightened into madne . Lymphatic (lim-fat'-ik). Pertaining to; containing or characterized by L. Edema. See Lymph edema. L. Glands, the glands intercalated in the pathway of the lymphatic ve els, through which the is filtered. L. Temperament. See Temperament . L. Ve els. See Lymphatics . Lymphatico-sanguine (lim-fat' -ik-o-san' -gtvin). Both lymphatic and sanguine. See Temperament .