PLEURISY

n. Plu2r'i2s-i2. Gr., v6ao v). Lat., pleuritis. Fr., pleuresie. Ger., BrustfeUentziindung. Inflammation of the pleura. [D.] Areolar p. See Mid til ocular p. Bilious p. See Bilious PNEUMONIA. Calcareous p. Fr., pleuresie calcaire. See Scle.ro-calcareous p. Costo-pulmonary p. P. affecting both the parietal and the pulmonary pleura, [a, 34.] Diaphragmatic p. Inflammation of the pleura covering the diaphragm, [a, 34.] Dry p. Lat., pleuritis sicca. Fr., pleuresie sec he. P. with but little, if any, exudation, [a, 34.] Dyscrasic p. Of F. Weber, a condition frequently found in still-born infants, in which both pleural sacs, and usually the peritonaeum and pericardium, contain a dirty, opaque, and fostid exudate; according to too; U", blue: U', lull; U4, full; U, urn; U6, like tt (German). [s. 287]