nitryl N02. (ni'tril)

Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
A univalent radicle, No cardia (no-kar'de-ah). Syn.: Actinomyces, Streptothrix. One of the subdivisions of the order Hyp homy cetes of the Fungi. N. asteroides. See Actinomyces. N. aurea. Found in cases of ulcerative conjunctivitis. N. bovis. See Actinomyces. N. bras i liens is. Found in mycetoma of the leg in Brazil. N. buccal is. Produces stomatitis resembling thrush. N. Foersteri. Found in concretions called davyolithes in the lacrimal canal. N. hominis. Found in multiple absce es and appendicitis in man. N. Israeli. The anaerobic species found in human and bovine actinomycosis. N. madurae. The cause of Vincent's white mycetoma. N. Pelletieri. The cause of a type of mycetoma with small red grains common in Senegal. N. pul monal is. This species causes a type of pseudotuberculosis. N. tennis. Found in a tropical nodular affection of the hair. These forms produce threads showing true branching with fragmentation and the formation of conidia, which serve as spores and ings. cause pseudo tubercles in human benoci-a ociation (no-se-as-o-se-a's hun). An unconscious discharge of nervous energy during surgical shock.
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