AIGUILLE

(Fr), n. A-gwe-y’. 1. A needle. falcons, attributed to worms and lice. [D, §5.|—A. à acupre ure. See Acupre ure NEEDLE.—A. à acupuncture See Acupuncture NEEDLE.—A. Àà appareil. A common sewing-needle, used in making bandages. [D, 75.]—A. à bec-de-llévre. See Hare-lip NEEDLE.—A. à cataracte. See Cataract NEEDLE.—A. à contre-ouverture. See Sheathed NEEDLE.—A. à électropuncture. See Electro puncture NEEDLE.—A. affolée. A compa needle that has been caused to deviate from its true position by 2 A disease of some disturbing influence. [B, 52.]—A. à fistule. A grooved director. [D, 10.—A.. See Sheathed NEEDLE.—A. à galvanopuncture. See Electro puncture NEEDLE.—A. antée. See Magnetic NERDLE. . À injection -hypodermiqne. See Hypodermic NEEDLE, .dinoculation. See Vaccinating NEE- DLE.—A. à ligatu See Aneurysm NEEDLE.—A. à manche. See Sheathed NEEDLE. » à résection. A blunt, angular needle which, threaded with stout silk, is used for carrying a chain-saw around a bone. [D, 92.]—A. arrondie. A rounded needle. [D, 75.|—A. Aséton. See Seton NEEDLE.—A. à suture, A. chirurgicale. See Suture NEEDLE.—A. cour be. A curved needle. [D, 75.|—A. de herger. The plant shepherd’s-needle (Scandix pecten). oy 117.|—A. de Des champs. See Des champs's NEEDLE.—A. de stule. A grooved director. [D, 10.]—A. droite. A straight needle. [D, 75.]—A. emmanehée. A needle with a handle. [D, 75.]—A. engainée. See Sheathed NEEDLE.—A. exp lor at rice. See Exploring NEEDLE.—A. Imdicatrice. The indicating shaft, or - guide, of Tarnier’s obstetrical forceps (q. v., under Forceps). [A, 15.|—A. plate, A flat needle. [D, 75.1 A, thermo. électriaue. See Thermo-electric NEEDLE—A. triangulaire. A triangular needle. [D, 75.|—Baume ’s. See Baume d’acter.