CHLORO-SARCOMA

(Lat.), n. n. Klor(ch2lor)-o(o2)-sar-ko'- ma3. See CHLOROMA. CHLOROSE (Fr., Ger.), n. Klor-oz, -o'ze*. See CHLOROSIS. C. d'amour (Fr.). Chlorosis a ociated with melancholy, observed in young women who are in love. [G, 17.] C. d'Egypte (Fr.). See Egyptian CHLOROSIS. C. de la pubert (Fr.). Chlorosis occurring in girls at puberty. [L, 87.] C. febrile. Chlorosis with fever (continued, remittent, or intermittent) dependent on it alone; thought to be due to an action of anoxaemia on the thermic centres analogous to its action on the respiratory centres. [Jaccoud (a, 18).] Tropische C. (Ger.). See Tropical ANAEMIA. C. macule use. Lepra maculosa (q. v.). [G, 17.] C. virgin ale. See CHLOROSIS virginum. [s. 245]