hematoma (hem-at-o'mah)

A tumor consisting of blood, h. auris. "Insane ear"; a h. caused by contusion in the upper part of the concha auriculae, between the cartilage and its perichondrium. [Gr., aim a, blood, + oma, tumor.] hem a to meter. See hem a dynamometer. hematometra (hem"at-o-me'trah). A collection of blood or of menstrual fluid in the uterus. [Gr., aim a, blood, + metra, uterus.] hem a to me try (hem-at-om'et-re). The art or proce of measuring blood. [Gr., aim a, blood, + metron, a measure.] Hem atom on as (hem-at-om'on-as). Synonym for Tryp a no soma. [Gr., aim a, blood, + monas, a unit.] hematomyces (hem-at-om'i-ses). See medullary sarcoma, under sarcoma. [Gr., aim a, blood, + mykes, a fungus.] hematomyelia (hem"at - o - mi - e'le - ah). Syn.: spinal apoplexy. Hemorrhage into the substance of the spinal cord. [Gr., aim a, blood, + myelos, marrow.] hem a to myelitis (hem"at - o - mi - el - i'tis). Myelitis causing or caused by hemorrhage into the spinal cord. [Gr., aim a, blood, + myelitis.] hematomyelopore Cavity formation (hem"at-o-mi'el-o-p6r). in the spinal cord, following degeneration. [Gr., aim a, blood, ing.] + myelos, marrow, + poros, open he mat oncus (hem-at-on'kus). A name for several varieties of angioma (e. g., nevi, varicose tumors, etc.) hem a to pericardium de-um). An effusion(hem"at-o-per-ik-ar'- of blood into the pericardium, usually from rupture or perforation of the walls of the heart. [Gr., aim a, blood, + pericardium.] hematophagous eating, such as (hem-at-of'ag-us). that of mosquitoes Blood who suck the blood. [Gr., aim a, blood, + phage in, to eat.]