Phtharenopathy

(fren-o// -ath-e). Mental disease; psychopathy, nrenoplegia I'fren-o-ple' '-je-ah, stroke. A sudden failure of mental power, are no plex i a (fren-o-pleks' -e-ah). Guislain's name for ecstasy, the patient being motionle , the muscles tense, and the physiognomy expre ive of strong emotion.:irenosin (fren' '-o-zin),; a nitrogenous substance, one of the cerebrins, obtained trom brain -substance. irenosis (fren-o' -sis). Synonym of Phrenopathy. i reno splenic (fren-o-splen' -ik). Pertaining to the diaphragm and the;pleen. reno therapy (fren-o-ther' -ap-e). term for psychiatry. rensic ifren'-zik. Same as Phrenetic. rensy (fren'-ze). Insanity, mania, " ricasmus (frik-az'-mus). Goos eric i as is (frik-i'-as-is). Synonym of Phricasmus. ncogen (frik'-o-jen). A hypothetic principle of cold, ron emo phobia 1 fron -e-mo be - ah. Morbid dread of thinking, rones is (fron-e'-sis). mind, or of judgment, rynin 2 per cent, solution. (thar'-sis). Decomposition.