emphysematous g

glyce'mic g., glyke'mic g., diabetic g. hos'pital g., tnoist g., due to infection of a wound with putrefactive bacteria, at one time common in ill-kept and crowded hospitals; sloughing phagedena, hot g., g. following inflammation of the part, hyster'ical g., neurotic g. moist g., a form in which the necrosed part is moist and soft, decomposition occurring through the action of putrefactive • bacteria, mul'tiple g., the occurrence of many points of cutaneous g., as in gangrenous herpes, neurot'ic g,, spontaneous g. occurring in hysterical and neurotic subjects, nosoco'mial hospital g. prese'nile sponta'neo us g., g. occurring in middle life as a result of thromboangiitis obliterans, pri'mary g., g. caused by the direct action of bacteria in not previously necrotic ti ues, pul'py g., hospital g. sec'ondaiy g., a condition in which putrefactive changes occur consequent upon necrosis due to arterial obstruction or other cause, se'nile g., dry gangrene occurring in the aged in consequence of occlusion of the nutrient artery of the part; it aflEects especially the extremities, sponta'neo us neiirotic g. stat'ic g., venous g., moist g. due to obstruction in the return circulation, symmet'- lical g., g. of corresponding parts on the two sides of the body: it occurs most commonly in Raynaud's''= disease, thrombot'ic g., g. due to plugging of the main artery by a thrombus. troph'ic g., g. due to disorder of the trophic nerves of the part; neurotic g. ve'nous g., static g. white g., death of a part accompanied by the formation of grayish white sloughs. bone, necrosteon, nec rost eos is. cheek, noma, cancer aquatic us, cancrum or is, dry, mummification, leuco necrosis, necrosis ustilaginea (from ergot), hospital, phagedena nosocomial is, phagedena gangraenosa. liver, hepatocace, hep a to necrosis. lung, necropneumonia, pneumocace, pneumonocace. moist, sphacelus, mouth, noma, cancer aquatic us, cancrum or is, ulitis septic a. skin, nec rod erm at it is, nec rod erm it is, sphaceloderma, dermatitis gangraenosa, decubitus (bed-sore), ecthyma ^ngrgenosum. spreading, ^ phagedena, symmetrical, Raynaud's disease, tendency to, necropathy. vtUva, noma, white, leuco necrosis.