APOPLEX I A

(Lat.), n. f. ’i2-a8, Apoplexy. —A.afumocarbonum. See Mephitic apopLexy.—A. Atonic a. See Atonic APOPLEXY.—A. atrabiliar i a. A high grade of melancholy, etc., imputed to resorption of bile. [Morgagni (L, 132),]—A. biliosa. Fr., apoplexie bilieuse. Aponlexy attributed to a deposit. of bile in the brain. [Cruveilhier (L, 92) » capillaris. See Caillary APOPLEXY.—A. cataleptic a. CATALEPSY.—A. cerebral is, A. cerebri. See Cerebral APOPLEXY.—A. choriodes, A. chorioldea. See Chorioid ApopLexy.—A. convulsiva. A term under which Mehlhose reports the case of a man subject to convulsions, who became comatose, and had convulsions of the facial and ocular muscles, [‘‘Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk.,” 1836, P; 468 (L).]—A. cord is. See Cardial ApopLEXY.—A. dysarthritica. A variety of metastatic apoplexy occurring in the course of arthritic affections, in which the articular pains ppear and vertigo, headache, ete, appear. [L, 132.]—A. epile a. See Epileptic APOPLEXY. —A. ex congest i one. See Congestive APOPLEXY.—A. ex hæmorrhagia. See Sanguineous AvopLexy.—A. ex in an it i one. Apoplexy due to inanition with consequent cerebral anæmia. [Abercrombie (D, 35).]—A. exquisita. See À. fortis—A. exsanguine a. See A. ex in an it i one.—A. febricosa. A form of ean oxysmal fever accompanied with deep sleep and stertor. [L, 182.] » flatulent a. An apoplectic condition due to flatulence. [M,.|—A. fortis. Entonic apoplexy; a form in which the symptoms set in suddenly and severely. [L, 136.]—A. fort is sima, A. fulminans. See Fulminant APOPLEXY.. hemorrhagiea. See SantineOus APOPLEXY.—A. atica. See Hepatic APoPLEXY.—A. hydrocephalic a. See Hydraccphalic APOPLEXY.—A. hysteric a. See Hysterical APOPLEXY.— À. imperfect a. See Atonic APOPLEXY. —A. infantum. An apoplectic condition occurring in children as the result of dentition, intestinal irritation, ete. [L, 192.]—A. in flamm at or i a [Van Swieten]. An old term for a condition characterized by severe headache, fever, delirium, conjunctival injection, lacrymation, and a hard pulse; attributed to inflammation of the brain or its membranes, [L, 132; M, 60.]—A, inter a rach no ideal is. A variety of meningeal apoplexy in which the hemorrhage takes place into the cavity of the arachnoid. [L, 45; M,66.1—A. inter meningeal is. See Meningeal apopLexy.—A. intestinal is neon a to rum. See MELÆNA neon a to rum.—A, lactea. See Milk APOPLEXY.—A. medullæ spinal is, A. medullar is. See Spinal APOPLEXY.—A. meningea, A. meningeal is. See Meningeal APOPLEXY.—A. mental is. Apoplexy brought on by emotional excitement. [L, 81.]—A. mephitic a. See Mephitic APOPLEXY—A. in in or, A, minor sanguine a. See Carus.—A. myelitica. See Spinal APOPLEXY.—A. neon a to rum. Fr., apoplexie des nouveaunes. Ger., Apoplexie der Neugeborenen. It., a pop le i a dei neanati. Sp., apoplejia de los reciennacidos. Apoplexy of the newborn; usually meningeal and due to exce ive compre ion of the head during the proce of birth. {L, 54.] The term has also been applied to asphyxia neon a to rum. [L, 49.]—A. nervosa. See Nervous APOPLEXY.—A. nervosa traumatic a, cu ion of the brain. [E, 6.]-—A. oculi. Fr., apoplexie de Veil. Ger., Augenblutung. It., a pop le i a dell’ occhio. Ee enonlalia del ojo. S HÆMoPHTHALMIA.—A. phlegm onos a, A. phrenitic a. See A. i flamm at or i a.—A. pituitosa. See Serous APOPLEXY.—A. placentæ. See Placental APOPLEXY.—A. primitiva. See Primary ApoPLEXY.—A. puerpera rum. See Vitular rever.—A. pulm nalis, A. pulmonis, A. pulmonum, A. pulmonum vascular is. See Pulmonary APOPLEXY.—A. purulent a. See Suppurative APOPLEXY.—A. renal is. See Renal APOPLEXY.—A. ret in. See Retinal APOPLEXY.—A. rhachial is. See Spinal APOPLEXY.— A. sanguine a, A. sanguine a cerebri. See Sanguineous APo- PLEXY and Cerebral APOPLEXY.—A. serosa. See Seraus APOPLEXY. —A: simplex. See Simple APOPLEXY.—A. spasmodic a. See Spasmodic apopLexy.—A. spinal is. e Spinal APOPLEXY.—A. sub conjunctival is. See Sub conjunctival APOPLEXY.—A. suffocata. See AsPHYXIA.—A. suspiriosa. A state of deep sleep attended with sighing, infrequent respiration. [I 132.]—A. temulent a. Apoplexy from drunkenne , [L, 119.]—A. traumatic a. See Traumatic APOPLEXY.—A. vaporosa. ee Hysterical apo- PLEXY.—A. venenata. Apoplexy due to poisoning. [M. 60.J—A. vera. See Sanguineous APOPLEXY.—A. verminosa. See Verminous APOPLEXY.