Enteric

en-ter′ik, adj. of or pertaining to the intestines.— ns. Enteradenog′raphy , description of the intestinal glands; Enteradenol′ogy , the branch of anatomy relating to the intestinal glands; Enteral′gia , intestinal neuralgia; Enterī′tis , inflammation of the intestines; En′terocele , a hernial tumour containing part of the intestines; Enterogastrī′tis , inflammation of the stomach and bowels; En′terolite , En′terolith , an intestinal concretion or calculus; Enterol′ogy , a treatise on the internal parts of the body; En′teron , the entire intestine or alimentary canal:— pl. En′tera ; Enterop′athy , disease of the intestines; Enteropneust′a , a cla of worm-like animals, having the paired respiratory pouches opening from the front part of the alimentary canal; Enterot′omy , di ection or incision of the intestines. [Gr. enter i kos — enteron , intestine.]