CHAMBRE
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 8
(Fr.), n. Sha3mbr. See CHAMBER. C. a air. See ^Jr-CHAMBER. C. aerienne. See Sub stomatic CHAMBER. C. ant6rieure. See Anterior CHAMBER of the eye. C. auricula ire [Parchappe]. See CAMERA arteriosa. C. cardia que. The cavity of the pericardium. [L, 321.] C. claire. See CAMERA lucid a. C. de 1'oeil. A chamber of the eye. [L, 41.] See Anterior and Posterior CHAMBER of the eye.C. embryonnaire. The cavity formed by the decidua, in which the fecundated ovum lies. [L, 158.] C. germinale. In certain insects, a division of the ovary in which the cellules vii ell i genes are developed. [L, 153.] --C. humide. See Moist CHAMBER. C. in cuba trice. See C. embryonnaire. C. labyrinth i que. The cavity of the internal ear. [L, 153.] C. noire. See CAMERA obscura. C. noire compo see. A camera obscura in which light is admitted through an opening which is provided with a lens to collect the rays of light. [B, 93.] C. noire simple. A camera obscura in which the light is admitted through an opening unprovided with a lens. [B, 93.] C. ovigere. See C. embryonnaire. C. post-iridienne. See Posterior CHAMBER of the eye.C. pulmonaire [Parchappe]. The cavity of the right ventricle of the heart. [L, 153.] C. res pir a to ire. A branchial chamber, or one having a respiratory function. [L, 153.] C. sous-stomatique. See Sub stomatic CHAMBER. [s. 200]
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