tuberculo'ma, tuber'culome

A tuberculous absce . 2. Any neoplasm of tuberculous origin. IOS5 rculomania (tu-bur"ku-lo-ma'm-ah) [tubertuberculother'apy los is + G. mania, madne .] An uninded but unalterable conviction that one suffering from tuberculosis; pht his i oman i a. xulomucin (tu-bur"ku-lo-mu's in). A mucin:e substance obtained from old glycerin-peptuber'culous. le-bouillon cultures of the tubercle bacillus, im which the zooglea scum has been removed ery three weeks during a period of about ^ear; it is claimed by Weleminsky of Prague, its i coverer, to have prophylactic and curative operties in tuberculosis, especially of the glands d skin. A rculomy'ces. bacilli—^human, group including all the varies of tubercle bovine, etc. r"culo-ops on'ic in'dex. The opsonic* index in tuber'culum, lati on to tuberculous infection. rculophotla [tuberculosis + G. phobos, fear.] 1 unreasonable fear of tuberculosis or of as soc i i on in any degree with a sufferer from that sease phthisiophobia. rculoplas'min.; A tuberculin made by expresm from tubercle bacilli; see Buchner's iubercui* rculo's amine. An amine found in cultures of e tubercle bacillus. + rculo's is (L. tuberculum, tubercle, G. -osis.] lymatiosis; a specific disease caused by the esence of Bacillus tuberculosis; it may affect most any ti ue or organ of the body, the most mmon seats of the disease being the lungs and e joints; the anatomical lesion is the tubercle; causes a breaking down of the affected ti ues.th suppuration, and is usually complicated.th a streptococcal infection. The local symipms vary according to the part sepsis—hectic affected; the neral symptoms are those of ver, sweats, and emaciation, acute' t., acute iliary t., a rapidly fatal disease due to the neral di emination of tubercle bacilli, resultg in the formation of miliary tubercles in irious organs and ti ues, and producing sympms of profound toxemia, atten'uated t., a ild chronic form, marked by caseous tubercles the skin and the occurrence of cold absce es. rism t., t. affecting birds, bo'vine t., t. of cattle,:arl disease [Ger. perl such i], grapes, dermal t., cutis, di em'inated t., acute miliary t. gen'- al t., miliary t. lymph at'ic t., scrofula, lym'- loid t., a form in which there is a diffuse embrylal cell infiltration instead of the ordinary tuber;. mil'iary t., a general di emination of tuber bacilli with the production of countle minute 5 screte tubercles in various organs and ti ues. len t., pulmonary t., tuberculous ulceration, or her form in which the bacilli are cast out of e body in the excretions, pul'monaiy t., t. the lungs, phthisis, consumption, sur'gical t. of the bones or joints, t. conclama'ta \L. nclamare, to cry aloud], pronounced, fully iveloped, unmistakable tuberculosis, t. cu'tis,:berculide, tuberculoderma. t. cu'tis orificia'-!, t. cutis vera. t. cu'tis prurigino'sa, urticaria irstans, a form of urticaria in which the wheals;rsist and are the seat of constant itching, t. I'tis ve'ra, miliary t. of the skin, occurring in form of superficial ulcers, covered with red.e sh yellow granulations, t. ulcero'sa, tcutis verruco'sa cu'tis, lupus verrucosus. ira. t. rculotox'in. Any of the toxins, intracellular extracellular, of the tubercle bacillus. rculotoxoid'in. See under tuberculin. A physician who makes a xculother'apist. study of the treatment of tuberculosis. jecial [G. the rape i a, treatment.] x. Treatment of tuberculosis. 2. An attempt at an immunizing treatment of tuberculosis by feeding with the raw flesh of tuberculous cattle. Relating to or affected by tuberculosis. It is the better practice, following the analogy of the Latin terminations -aris and -osus, to restrict the term tubercular to conditions marked by the presence of (non-specific) tubercles or nodules, reserving tuberculous for conditions marked by an infiltration of (specific) tubercle; thus we may speak of tubercular, or nodular, leprosy, and tuberculous disease of the skin, or lupus. A pi. tuber'cula [L. dim. of iuber.'\ tubercle or nodule, especially in an anatomical, not pathological, sense. t. acus'ticum [BNA], the dorsal nucleus of the cochlear nerve, a pyriform ma on the rest is. annul a're, pons Varolii. t. t. ante'rius (atlan'tis) [BNA], anterior tubercle of the atlas, a conical protuberance on the anterior surface of the arch of the atlas. t. ante'rius (thal'ami) [BNA], anterior tubercle of the thalamus, the prominent anterior extremity of the thalamus which projects into the lateral ventricle. arthrificum, Heberden's nodule or any gouty t. concretion in or around a joint. t. articula're [BNA], articular eminence of the zygomatic proce of the temporal bone which bounds the glenoid or mandibular fo a anteriorly; it forms the anterior root of the zygoma. t. auric'ulae (Dar'win i) [BNA], Darwin i an tubercle of the auricle, t. super i us, a small projection from the upper end of the posterior portion of the helix; when the helix is not incurved the tubercle projects posteriorly and slightly upward as in the macaque. t. carot'icam [BNA], carotid or Cha aignac*s tubercle: the anterior tubercle of the transverse proce of the 'sixth cervical vertebra, against which the carotid artery may be compre ed by the finger. t. cine'reum [BNA], ashen or gray tubercle, the bulbous extremity in the medulla <ft)long at a of the posterior horn or column of the spinal cord. t. cornicula'tum [BNA], Sant or in i's corniculate tubercle, a rounded eminence on the posterior part of the ary epiglottic fold, formed by the underlying corniculate cartilages. ' t. costSB [BNA], tubercle of a rib, the knob on a rib, near its head, which articulates with the transverse proce of a vertebra. cunea'tum, wedge-shaped tubercle, the bulbous t. extremity in the medulla of the fasciculus cuneatus, lying above the clava and separated from the t. cinereum by the posterior lateral sulcus. t. cunei for'me [BNA], Wrisberg's tubercle, a rounded eminence on the posterior part of the ary epiglottic fold, formed by the underlying cuneiform cartilage. t. den'tis, see tuhercula dent is. t. doloro's um, neuroma; see tubercida dolorosa. epiglofticum [BNA], epiglottic tubercle, cushion t. of the epiglottis; a convexity at the lower part of the epiglottis over the upper part of the thyroepiglottic ligament. t. ephip'pii, oliva. t, genia'le, spina mental is. hypogloBs'i, trigonum nervi hypo glo i. t. im'par, a small protuberance on the floor of the f. pharynx in the embryo, from which the tongue is developed. inter condyloid'eum [BNA], inter condyloid tubercle t. of the tibia, one of two projections {t. i. mediale, or inner tubercle, and t. i. laierale or outer tubercle) springing from the central lip of each articular surface of the tibia on either side of the inter condyloid eminence or spine. intervene's um [BNA], tubercle of Lower, the slight t. projection on the wall of the right cardiac auricle (atrium) between the orifices of the vense cavae. jugula're [BNA], jugular tubercle, an oval elevat.