Thrombo-arteritis

(throm' -bo-ar-ter-i'-f is) thrombus; aprnpin, artery; ine, inflam Acute arteritis with thrombosis. Either pro be primary. ogen (throm' -bo-jen). In biology, producing or giving rise to clots. hrombogenic (throm-bo-jen'-ik). Producing thrombi. T. Enzyme, an unorganized ferment having power to form a curd, clot, or coagulum by enzymosis or hydrolysis; e. g. ren.rmstrong'. iromboid (throm' '-boid). Resembling or having the nature of a thrombus. irombolymphangitis (throm-bo-lim-fan-ji'-tis). Lymphangitis, with thrombosis. irombophlebitis (throm-bo-Jle-bi' -tis). Phlebitis with thrombosis. irombosis throm-bo' -sis. The formation of a thrombus. T., Cardiac, thrombosis of the heart. T., Marantic. See Marantic . T., Puerperal Venous, puerperal thrombosis of the uterine veins. irombotic (throm-bot'-ik). taining to or of the nature of thrombosis, Per i rom bus -bus. A clot of (throm' blood formed within the clothe art blood-ve els, due usually to some impediment to the circulation ar to alteration of the blood or ve el-walls. See Ante-mortem, the white thrombi in the heart and large ve els formed before death. T., Ball, a small or large, rounded, ante-mortem clot found in the heart, especially in the auricles. T., Currant-jelly, a soft, reddish, post-mortem clot. T., Lateral, a clot attached to the ve el -wall, and not obstructing the lumen completely. T., Obstructjing, one completely obstructing the lumen of the ve el. T., Progre ive, one that grows into the flumen of the ve el. T., Stratified, one in which!.here are succe ive layers of fibrinous deposit and of varying color. T., White. See T., Ante-mortem. hrottle (throt'-l). I. The throat. 2. To choke; to suffocate, irough Illumination. See Voltolini's Method. 'irush. I. Mycotic stomatitis, 1 form characterized by the presence of diffuse, white patches. It occurs especially in weakly children, but nay affect adults depre ed by some form of wa.-ting It is also called Parasitic Stomatitis and. but the latter is more frequently reserved for i vesicular form of stomatitis.