‘para proctitis

(par’ah-prok-ti’tis) [see paraproc- tium). Inflammation of the paraproctium. paraproctium (par-ah-prok’she-um) [Gr. παρά beside + πρωκτός anus]. The ti ues that surround the rectum and anus. parapsis (par-ap’sis) [Gr. rap a beside+ ἅψις touch]. Morbid sense of touch; paraph i a. para psoriasis (par-ah-so-ri‘as-is). A chronic skin disease resembling psoriasis and lichen. parapyknomorphous = (par’ah-pik-no-mor’fus) (Gr. παρά near + πυκνός thick + μορφή form]. Neither pyknomorphous nor apyknomorphous, but between the two. Staining moderately well. para pyramidal (par’ah-pi-ram’id-al). Beside or near a pyramid. par aqueduct (par-ak’we-dukt). sion of the cerebral aqueduct. para rectal (par-ah-rek’tal). Beside the rectum. parareducin (par’ah-re-du’sin) (Gr. rap a near + reducin}. A leukoma in found in the urine. par are gul in (par-ah-reg’u-lin). A proprietary laxative said to contain paraffin and cascara sagrada. para renal (par-ah-re’nal). Alongside of the kidney. para rhotacism (par-ah-ro’tas-izm) (Gr. παρά beside + ῥῶ the letter r]. Faulty enunciation of the sound of the letter r. par arhythmia (par-ar-ith’me-ah). Cardiac arhythmia in which two separate rhythms are going on at the same time. para rosanilin (par’’ah-ro-zan’il-in). Para fuchsin. pararthria (par-ar’thre-ah) [Gr. rap a beside + ἄρθρον articulation]. Disordered or imperfect utterance of speech. para sacral (par-ah-sa’kral). near the sacrum. para sagittal (par-ah-saj‘it-al). median plane. para salpingitis (par’ah-sal-pin-ji’tis) [Gr. rap a near + σάλπιγξ tube + -eres inflammation]. Inflammation of the ti ues around an oviduct. para secretion (par’ah-se-kre’shun). Perversion of the secretions; also hypersecretion. para sigmatism (par-ah-sig’mat-izm) [Gr. παρά beside + σίγμα letter S]. Imperfect pronunciation of s-sounds. paras i no i dal (par’ah-si-noi’dal) [Gr. rap a near + sinus]. Situated along the course of a sinus. parasite (par ah-sit) [Gr. παράσιτος]. 1. A plant or animal which lives upon or within a living organism. 2. A fetus, or part of a fetus, that takes its sustenance from an auto site, or twin-fetus. accidental p., an organism which is only occasionally parasitic. allantoic p., a twin embryonic parasite in which the weaker member takes its blood supply from the stronger through its allantoic circulation. commensal p., a parasite which derives its sustenance from the food of its host. estivoautumnal Py the plasmodium of remittent fever. facultative p., an organism, normally or usually parasitic, which is capable of living without any host. incidental p., a parasite in a host which normally it does not inhabit. inquiline Ῥ. See in gui line. Leishman-Donovan p. A lateral exten- Situated or occurring