ANOMALIE
An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Fr., Ger.), n. ’-le, -le’, See ANOMALY.— A. de nombre (Fr.), A malformation characterized by either an exce ive or defective number of organs or parts. [A, 385.]—A, par change ment de position (Fr.). See HETEROTOPIA. clolsonnement (Fr.). A malformation characterized by an unnatural (aan in a hollow organ. [A, 385.]—A, par défaut (Fr.). Absence of one or more of the parts, as in consequence of intra-uterine amputation. [A, 385; Lannelongue, ‘* Rev. de chir..” May, 1882, p. 424.]—A. par déplacement (Fr.). See HETERO TO- PIA.—A, par disjonction (Fr.), A malformation characterized rts that are normally close together. [A, A compound monstrosity. [A, 385.] A. par excès de développement (Fr.), The exaggerated development of a part. [A, SS PA. par excès de génération (Fr.), A malformation characterized by supernumerary parts. [A, 385.] —A, réversive. See REVERSION and ATAVISM.
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