Lymph

(limf). The fluid in the lymphatic ve els, the product of the filtration of the liquid portion of the blood through the walls of the capillaries. Applied, also, to certain products of lymph-exudation in wounds, etc. L., Animal, vaccine-lymph obtained from an animal. L., Aplastic, a lymph-product of inflammation that will not form embryonic ti ue. It is called, also, Corpuscular or Croupous L., Bovine, vaccine-material obtained from a cow or a calf. L., Calf, vaccine from the calf. L.-cell, L.-corpuscle, a leukocyte occurring in the L. -corpuscles, the colorle corpuscles of the L., Euplastic. See Z., Plastic. L., Fibrinous. Same as Z., Plastic. L. -follicles, branched lacunar labyrinthine parts composed of adenoid ti ue intercalated in the course of the lymphatic ve els. They are not true glands. L.glands. See Lymphatic Glands. L. -hearts, exist in certain cold-blooded animals, the frog, e. g., having two axillary and two sacral hearts for pumping the L., Humanized, vaccine from a human being. L., Inflammatory, that thrown out as a product of inflammation in wounds, etc. L., Koch's, a term for the fluid called, by Koch, para to loid, now known as tuberculin. See Tuberculin. It is recommended by Koch for hypo dermatic injection in cases of tuberculous disease. L., Plastic, fibrinous; that forming embryonic ti ue. L. -scrotum, an anasarcous condition of the scrotum due to the presence of Filaria sanguinis hominis in the blood-stream. See Filaria . L. -spaces, the lacunae that occur in connective ti ue, and contain L., Vituline. See Z., Calf. Lymphaden (Jim-fa' -den). Any lymphatic gland.