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enlargement, a protuberance, a tumor, albu'mino us s., cloudy* s. Cal'abar s., see Calabar, cloudy s., see under cloudy, gla y s., amyloid degeneration.* white s., tuberculous arthritis, especially of the knee. Stedman's Medical Dictionary 979 iten's liq'uor or solu'tion (sve'ten) [Gerard van vieten, Dutch physician, 1700-1772.] A soluan of bichloride of mercury 4, chloride of sodium id chloride of ammonium, each i, water 500. t-Ellis meth'od [Homer Pordyce Swift, New York lysician, *i88i; Arthur W. M. eIHs, New York lysician.] Salvarsan i zed* serum method. le [A.S. swin.] Hog, pig; a quadruped of the mily Suida. s. chol'era, hog* cholera. diphiS. le'ria, hog* cholera, s. erysip'elas, rouget, specific, usually fatal infectious disease of vine, resembling a septicemia in its clinical )urse there are gastric hemorrhages with enlarge; ent of the spleen and parenchymatous inimmation of other internal organs, and a lar act eristic eruption of red spots, later becomig brown, on the neck, bfeast, and abdomen the; ithogenic microorganism has been thought to be acillus rhusiopathite suis. s. fat, lard, adeps.* fever, hog* cholera, s. pest, (i) s. plague; (2) 3g* cholera, s. plague, an infectious disease of vine caused by Bacillus suisepiicus; the pectoral irm is characterized by pleurisy with necrosis of or tions of the pulmonary ti ue; another, the spticemic, form is marked by edema and redne E the skin, edema of the lungs, with fever, s. DX, see swinepox. lepoz. X. A disease of swine marked by cir A iimscribed phlegmons on the legs. 2. form of liickenpox in which the vesicles are not umbiliited. in'y. Sweeny, A on. faint, syncope. A >'ma [G. syhoma; sykon, fig.] pendulous figke growth; a large soft wart. ose. Saccharin, benzosulphinidum.* j's ifonn. Resenibling sycosis. osis (si-ko's is) [G. a fungous fig-like tumor; A ykon, fig.] I. pustular folliculitis of the «ard. 2. Hahnemann's term for the contitutional effects of the gonorrheal virus. ii'poid s., a papular or pustular in flamm a i on of the hair-follicles of the beard, folDwed by punctuate scarring and lo of the ulerythema sycosiforme. non-paras it'ic lair; s. vulgar is, s. contagio'sa, tinea* sycosis, s.., rambcesifor'mis, s. nuchae nec roti sans. s. nu'chae ecroti's ans, a pustular folliculitis, occurring at the =alp line at the back of the neck, resulting in ermanent scarring, s. staphylog'enes, s. vulgar is. Tulga'ris, nonparasitic s., due to simple infec. ion with pus cocci, tin'ea s., parasitic s., ringrorm of the beard, see under tinea. 'enham's chore'a [Thomas Sydenham, English ihysician, 1624-1689.] See chorea. S.'s lau'daum, vinum* opii. ab'ic speech. Scanning* speech. 'able-stumbling. A form of stuttering in which patient halts before certain syllables which lie e finds difficult to enunciate. A 'abus [G. syllabos; syllambano, I collect.] list f the titles of a lecture course, or an abstract of he main points in a lecture or a book. epsiol'ogy [G. syllepsis, pregnancy, -I- -logia.] "he science which treats of conception and of the leriod of pregnancy. ep's is. [G.] Pregnancy, res'ter's meth'od. See Silvester. Relating to Franciscus or Jacobus 'vian. lylvius* or to any of the structures described by ither of them S. an'gle, the angle formed by the. line and a line perpendicular to the horizontal I. tangential to the highest point of the )iane lemispliere. S. aq'ueduct, aquseductus cerebri.