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(Ger.),n. A%/de*r, 1. In general, any ve el serving to way a juice in an animal organism, including the blood-ve els and the lymphatics; in particular, a vein. [A, 301, 303, 304.] In botany, a vein of a leaf. (BJ —Atahnlich. Rese: blood-ve el. [A, 355.]—A’beschreitbung. See ANGEIOGRAPHY.—. The fillet or bandage used to obstruct the current of blood in the superficial veins of a limb, to facilitate the operation 2 mbling a of venesection. [A, 305.]—A’brueh. See the major list.—A’chen, A venule. [A, 315.]—A’druck. Venous pre ure. —A’entzündung. See PHLEBITIS—A’falten. e valves of the veins. A, eal ge A term applied to a lesion that sometimes forms after venesection in the horse; a hard, painful swelling, with the opening, into the vein persisting and discharging a thin, watery, reddish fluid. [A,305.]—A’fliigler. See Hymenoprera.—A’gang. See Ducrus venosus—A’gebäude. The vascular system. {A, 815.—A'geflecht. See the major list.—A'geschwulst. aneurysm. 2. A varix. 3. A thrombus, [A, 305.]—A>gewebe. A vascular plexus, especially the chorioid plexus. [A, 315, 320.] See also Rere vasculosum.—. See the major list.—A'icht. Resembling veins. [A, 315.J—A’ig. 1. Venous. [J.] 2. Veined. [A, 315.]—A’igrippig. See NERVATO- VENOSUS.—A’knoten,. A varix. (A, 305, 315, 320.]—. A cancer exce ively rich in blood-ve els. [A, 305.. 1. A varix. 2 A thrombus. [A, 305.)—A'kropf des Thränensacks. See DACRYOCYSTALGIA varicosa.—A’la . Bloodletting.—. An advocate of bloodletting. [A, 315.|—A’la biiuschen. The compre applied after bloodletting [A, 305.]—A’la becken. A basin ed to receive the blood ia venesection, [A,305.]—A’la binde. See A’binde.—A’la blut. Blood obtained by venesection. [K, 13.]—A'la eisen. botomy lancet. [A,305.|—A’la en. See the major ser. A bloodletter; an advocate of bloodletting. [A, 305.]—A’la freund. An advocate of bloodletting. [A, 315.]—A’la geriith. See A’la zeug.—A’la kunst. The art of letting blood. [A, 305.]—. A phlebotomy lancet. [A. 305.|—A’la lehre. The doctrine or the art of bloodletting.—A'l: chnäpper. A spring-lancet used in bloodletting. IS 305,]—A’la verb and. See A’binde.—A‘la vert heid i ger. e A'la freund.—A'la werkzeng. See A'la zeug.—A’la wuth. An exce ive fondne for bloodletting. [A, 355.]—A’la zeit. The time of year for being bled. [A, 315.|—Ala zeug. A set of bloodletting instruments, [A, 305.]—A’los. In botany, not veined or nerved. [A, 315.|—A’me er. See PuLsimeTeR.—A’netz. See the major list. —A‘ôfinung. Bloodletting. [A, 305.]—A’pilz. See MERULIUS lacrimans.—A’pre e. A tourniquet. [A, 305.]—A'reich. Rich in veins. | [A.315.|—A’rippig.. In botany, nerved. [A, 315.]—. Rupture of a vein. [A, 355.]—A’schlag. Æ puisation, the pulse. [A, 315.|—A’sehlagme er. See PULSIMETER —. See the major list.—A’staar. See CATARACT A chorioid a lis,—A’strang. A ‘vascular plexus, [A, 315.)—A'verrenkung. In vet. med., a straining of the tendons of the foot. A, 305.]—A’vorfall. See Chorioidal sTAPAYLOMA.—A‘wa er. lood-serum. [A, 315.]—Bluta’. A blood-ve el. [A, 304.]—Goldene. The hemorrhoidal veins; hemorrhoids, [A, 315, 320.] —Giildene A. A hemorrhoid. [A, 803.]—Halsa*. The jugular vein. [A, 315.]—Pulsa’. An artery. [A, 804.]—Scheinbare A. The sap be no us vein. [A, 355.]