‘ che i rok in esthesia

(ki ro kin-es-the’ze-ah). CHE LID ON IN ris, chronic swelling and hardening of the lip due to inflammation of its glands. che i loan gios copy (ki’’lo-an-je-os‘t ko-pe) (Cr. χεῖλος lip + ἀγγεῖον ve el + σκοπεῖν to see]. croscopic observation of the circulation in i blood-ve els of the lip. cheilognathopalatoschisis (ki’’lo-na’’tho-pal-atos’kis-is) [Gr. χεῖλος lip + γνάθος jaw + L. pal a’- tum palate + Gr. σχίσις cleft]. A malformation marked by cleft of the lip, upper jaw, and hard and soft palates. cheilognathus (ki-log’na-thus) [Gr. χεῖλος lip + γνάθος jaw}. Harelip. cheilopalatognathus (kilo-pal-at-og’na-thus) {Gr. χεῖλος lip + L. pal a’tum palate + Gr. yva0os jaw]. Cleft-palate combined with fi ure of the alveolar proce of the jaw. cheilophagia (ki-lo-fa’je-ah) (Gr. χεῖλος lip + gaye to eat]. Biting of the lips. cheiloplasty (ki’lo-plas-te) [Gr. χεῖλος lip + πλάσ- σειν to form]. Surgical repair of a defect of the lip by a plastic operation. che i los chis is (ki-los’kis-is) (Gr. χεῖλος lip + σχίσις cleft]. Same as haredip. cheilostomatoplasty (ki’’los-to-mat’o-plas-te) ethos lip + oréua mouth + πλάσσει» to oma Plastic surgery or restoration of the lips and mouth, as after the removal of a cancer. cheilotomy (ki-lot’o-me) [Gr. χεῖλος lip + τομή cut]. 1. Excision of a part of { the lip. 2. Excision of an overgrowth of bone at the articular end of a long bone which impedes movement of the joint, seen in hypertrophic arthritis. cheiragra (ki-ra’grah, ki’rag-rah) [Gr. χείρ hand + seizure]. Gout of the hand. cheiralgia. See chiralgia. che i roc in esthesia (ki’’ro-sin-es-the'ze-ah). Che i rok in esthesia. cheirognostic (ki-rog-nos’tik) [Gr. yelp hand + γνωστικός knowing]. Able to distinguish the right hand from the left. Per- ception of movements of the