Ptosis

(to/-sis). Complete or partial drooping of the upper eyelid, due to paralysis of the levator palpebrse or to thickening of the lid. P. irid is, hernia of the iris. P. oculi. Synonym of Exophthalmos. P. palpebrae, P. palpebra rum. See Ptosis. P. sympathica, ptosis in connection with paresis of the cervical sympathetic and a ociated with myosis and vasomotor paralysis of the side of the face affected. TABLE OF PTOMAINS. Formula. Name. Amido-valerianic acid. Amylamin. Physiologic Source. Discoverer. Action. Non-toxic. E. and H. Salkowski. Putrefying fibrin and meat. He e. Cod-liver oil, horn, putrid yeast. Toxic. Toxic. A sell in. Gautier and Mour- Cod-liver oil. Betain. Brieger. gues. Mu el, human Butyl am in. Gautier and Mour- Cod-liver oil. Cadaver in. Brieger. gues. Putrefying animal ti ues, cultures of comma-bacillus. Caproylamin. See Hexyl am in . Cholin. Brieger. Decomposing animal ti ues, proteus and comma-bacillus cultures. Nencki. Bocklisch. Putrid mixture of pancreas and gelatin. Putrefying fish (pike). Non-toxic. Cod-liver oil. Toxic. Putrid gelatin, yeast, fish. Non-toxic. Toxic. Collidin Diethyl am in. Dihydrolutidin. Gautier and Mour- Brieger. gues. Griffith. Dimethyl am in. Eczemin. He e. Ethyl am in. Ethyl i dene diamin Gadinin. Hexyl am in. Hydro col lid in Brieger. Brieger. Extracted from the urine in eczema. A white, crystalline substance, soluble in water, feebly alkaline in reaction. Toxic. Putrefying haddock. Toxic. Decomposing Toxic. haddock. Toxic. He e. Putrid yeast. Putrefying mackerel, flesh. Hydrocoridin. Methyl am in. Bocklisch. Putrefying fish. Methyl-guanidin. Brieger. Putrefying horse-flesh. Morrhuic acid. Gautier and Mour- Cod-liver oil. Morrhuin. gues. and Cod-liver oil. Muscarin. Brieger. gues. Brieger. My dale in. Slightly toxic. Non-toxic. Putrefying yeast, wheat flour. Gautier and Etard. Griffiths. Non-toxic. Toxic urine. horse, and ox- Toxic. Agar-culture of bacterium album. Decomposing Non-toxic. Toxic. retic. Diuretic haddock. and Toxic. Putrefying; human organs. Toxic. organs. Toxic. Brieger. Putrefying human Brieger. Non-toxic. Mytilotoxin. Brieger. Putrid human ti ues, blood-serum cultures of Eberth's bacillus of typhoid fever. Poisonous mu el (Mytilus edulis).