Par algesia

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 34
Par algesis (par-al-je' '-ze-ah, par-al 'je'-s. Anesthesia or:i Paralgia (par-al' -Je-ah). Para kant hos is (par-ak-an-tho' '-sis). See Para cant hos is . Para keratosis (par-ak-er-at-o' -sis). Any disease of the skin characterized by an abnormal quality of the horny layer. P. variegata, a rare skin-affection characterized by the presence upon the entire surface of the Para linin (par-al-i'-nin). In biology, the nuclear sap or matrix, 1 proteid of the globulin cla , similar to those found 11 the cell-protoplasm. Cf. Paramitom, Para Parallax (par'-al-aks) The apparent displacement of an object by a ch he position of the observer, or by looking at it allately with one eye, then with the other; in the latter case the object seems to move. P., Binocular, the le of convergence of the visual axes. P., Mental, personal equation in observation due to one' s standpoint. See Equation , Personal. jrallaxis (par-al-aks' -is). I. The overriding or tapping of the ends of a fractured bone. 2. Conm of mind; mental aberration. P., Cro ed.. mymof/"., Heteronymous. P., Heteronymous, ih'e apparent shifting an object toward the the side of the covered eye. P., movement the object toward the side of the uncovered eye. Irallel (parf-al-el). Having the same direction or course. P. fi ure. See Fi ures, Table of. '. rallela. A caly eruption on the palms of the hands, disposed in lines. I rallelism (par'-al-el-izm). See Isopathy . '. ralogia (par-al-cr" -je-ah). Difficulty in thinking logically. P., Thematic, i condition in which the thought is unduly concenrated on one subject. It characterizes the individual.vith a hobby. ralogism (par-al' -o-jism). The logical error of considering effects or undated phenomena as the causes of a condition. 3 ralysant (par-al-i'-zant). See Paralyzant . '. ralysis (far-al'-is-is). complete lo or great diminution of the power of notion in one or in a number of muscles, or of sensation in a part, or of both motion and sensation.
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