laryngophthisis

(lar-ing"go-ti'(te')sis). Tubercu sis of the larynx. S4I oplasty [G. pla o, I form.] Reparative or tic surgery of the larynx. Dplegia (l&-ring"go-ple'ji-ah) [G. pUge, Laryngoparalysis, paralysis of the £6.] IX. + [orhinol'ogy [G. larynx{laryng-'^ rhis i), nose, + -logial\ The branch of medical lasciy'ia ice which has to do with affections of the IX and of the nose. Lasigue's;or The'a, laryn"gorrhoe'a [G. rhoia, a flow.] norrhea, or exce ive mucous discharge, from arynx. [osclero'ma. The occurrence of an indurated h, or scleroma, of the larynx. +;oscope [G. larynx{laryng-) skoped, I;ct.] A small round mirror, attached at an lash. 5 to a rod-like handle, used to obtain a view La 'ar's le interior of the larynx. joscop'ic. Relating to laryngoscopy. A js'copist. person skilled in the use of the i go scope. js'copy. Inspection of the larynx by means la itude le laryngoscope. jospasm. Spasm of the muscles, of the Las ax. js'tas is [G. larynx + stasis, a stoppage.] ip; laryngeal asthma. }stenosis (lar-ing"go-ste-no's is) [G. stenosis, a. owing.] Stricture or narrowing of the lumen le larynx. Ds'to my [G. laryn«{laryng-') + stoma, mouth.] establishment of a permanent opening from latah neck into the larynx atome (lar-ing'go-tom). An instrument for in laryngotomy or for dividing stricttu-es or is in the larynx, dila'ting 1., an instrument almond-shaped extremity, in which is conI 3d a knife, used for the intra laryngeal division;rictures and cicatricial bands, ot'omy [G. tom i, incision.] An incision into larynx, tistially below the vocal cords, to give la'tent f in dyspnea or for the removal of a new rth. infe'rior 1., incision through the cricooid membrane, me'cjian laryngofi ure. 1., I'rior 1., incision through the thyrohyoid lat'erad ibrane. otracheal (lar-ing'go-tra'ke-al). Relating to lat'eral larynx and trachea. 1 otracheitis (lar-ing"go-tra-ke-i'(e')tis). In.mation of both larynx and trachea. later i ceo us, otracheotomy (lar-ing'go-tra-ke-ot'o-mK) [G. incision.] An incision through the cricoid lateriflec'tion, f, ilage and the upper tracheal rings. lateroabdominal oxerosis (lar-ing"go-ze-ro's is) [G. xerosis, a ng up.] An abnormal dryne of the larynmucous membrane. later ode via'tion c [G.] The organ of voice production; the er part of the respiratory tract between the rynx and the trachea; it lies in front of the lateroduc'tion ies of the fourth to sixth cervical vertebrae, its s are formed by nine cartilages connected by 3US membranes, and the vocal cords, enlateroflec'tion, iped in folds of mucous membrane attached he sides, pa in an anteroposterior direction i its lumen. single—thyroid, The cartilages are nine in numlateropul's ion three paired—ar cricoid, and epiglottis, three tenoid, comicula laryngis, cuneiform. laf'erotor's ion ise^ laryngopathy. dryne , laryngoxerosis, ozena igis. examination, laryngoscopy, exce ive seon, laryngorrhea. excision, laryngectomy, glottidlateroversion my. fistula, laiyngosyrinx. hemorrhage, larynliagia. incision, laryngocentesis, laryngotomy, ngofi ion, thyrotomy. inflammation, laryngitis:iditis, glottitis, ozena laryngis, laryngocatarrh, laryngocace, croup, measurement, laryngometp'. obstruction, laryngemphraxis, laryngostenosis. pain, laryngalgia, laryngodynia. paralysis, laryngoparalysis. laryngoplegia. piastic surgery, laryngoplasty. spasm, laryngismus, laryngospasm, glottidospasmus. specialty of diseases, laryngology, tuberculosis, laryngophthisis. [L. lascivire, to be wanton.] Satyriasis, nymphomania. disease' (la-seg') [Ernest Charles Lasigue, Paris i an physician, 1816-1883.] Mania of persecution. L,*s sign, extreme sensitivene to stretching of the nerve-trunk in cases of peripheral neuritis. L.'s syn'drome, inability to move the anesthetic limb, except imder control of the sight, in hysteria. An A I. eyelash. 2. flagellum. paste [Oskar La ar, Berlin dermatologist, 1849-1907.] I. Pasta beta naphthol is (N.F.).;j. Pasta resorcinol is fortis (N.F.). 3. Pasta resorcinol is mitis (N. F.). 4. Pasta zinc i (N.F.). (las'i-tud) [L, la itude; la us; weary.] A sense of wearine . Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico (lahs-va'gahs). Saline waters. Ice-cold to 140° F. About forty springs. Used by drinking and. bathing in rheumatism, gout, and diseases of the skin and lymphatic system. The climate is favorable for those suffering with hay-fever, bronchial asthma, and many forms of throat and lung diseases. A (lah'tah) [Malay, ticklish.] nervous affection of the natives of the Malay Peninsula and Archipelago, characterized by an exaggerated physical response to suggestion, the subjects involuntarily uttering cries or executing movements in response to command or in imitation of what' they hear or see in others. It is /analogous to myriachit and to the affection from which the " jumpers " of Maine suffer. [L. latere, to be concealed.] Not manifest; concealed: noting the period of incubation of an infectious disease before the appearance of the prodromal symptoms. zone, see zone. 1. [L. lat us, side, 4- ad, to.] Toward the side. [L. lat us, side.] On the side; on the outer side, as distinguished from medial. 1. chain, side chain.* lateritious (13,-ter-ish'us) [L. later, brick.] Resembling brick dust. later i flex'ion. Later of lection. (lat"er-o-ab-dom'i-nal) Relat. ing to the sides of the abdomen, to the loins or flanks. [L. latusQater-), side, deviare, to A -fturn aside.] bending or a displacement to one side. [L. latusQater-), side, -Iducere, to lead.] A drawing to one side, noting a movement of a limb or of the eyeball. later of lex'ion [L. latusQater-), side, -flectere, to bend.] A bending or curvature to -Ione side. [L. latusQater-), side, 4 pulsio, a pushing.] An involuntary sidewise movement occurring in certain nervous affections. + [L. latusQater-), side, torquere, to twist.] Twisting to one side, noting the turning of the eyeball arotind its anteroposterior axis. (lat"er-o-vur's hun) [L. latusQater-), side, + vertere, to turn.] Turning to one side or the other, noting especially a malposition of the uterus.