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clinically a rather benign course. lytikos, causing a solution.] Destructive to the tumor of the skin of relatively slight malignancy; it appears as a fungoid tumor or ulcer of the skin of the face or breast; it originates from the Malpighian basal layer, c. colloid'es, colloid cancer.* t. cut a'neum, epithelioma, rodent ulcer, c. cylindromato's um, a cancer composed chiefly of cylindrical cells, t. du'- rum, hard cancer, scirrhous cancer.* encephaloid'es, encephaloid cancer, medullary cancer.* c. epithelioid'es, epitheUoma. c. fibro'- sum, scirrhous cancer.* c. gelati no's um, colloid cancer.* c. gigantocellula're, a mahgnant growth containing many giant cells, c. glandula're, adenocarcinoma, c. hsemato'des, a form of medullary cancer in which there is an exce ive formation of large blood-ve els, u. hyali'num, colloid cancer.* c. lenticula're, a form of c. tuberosum, or scirrhous cancer of the skin, with flattened bean-shaped nodules, c. medulla're, medullary cancer, one in which the growth consists almost entirely of cells, the fibrous stroma being very small in amount, c. melano'des, c. melanot'icum, melanotic cancer.* c. mol'le, medullary cancer.* t. mucip'arum, c.muco's um, colloid cancer.* u. myxoma to'des, a form of colloid cancer in which the original fibrous stroma has undergone myxomatous c. ni'grum, melanotic cancer.* c. o ific ans, c. in which there is a more or le extensive formation of bony ti ue, c. osteoid'es, c. -o ific ans. c. reticula're, scirrhous cancer.* c. sarcoma to'- des, a tumor with transitional characters, a c. apparently a uming the sarcomatous type. c. scirrho's um, scirrhus. c. scro'ti, cancer of the scrotum, chimney-sweeps' cancer.* c. sim'plex, one in which the relative proportions of the cells and the stroma are, so to say, normal, neither element preponderating, c. spongio's um, encephaloid cancer, medullary tubero's um, a. cancerous growth of the subcutaneous ti ues marked by the presence of numerous hard nodules c. viUo's um, malignant papilloma, hair-ma'trix c, basal-cell u., a form of superficial rodent ulcer, extending widely but not deeply.