ANOCOCHE

(Lat.),n.f. ’n)-o-ko’ke(ch?a), Gr., dvoxwxX% (from avoxæxevew, to hold back). A ce ation of the progre of a disease, [Are tee us (A, 311).] ANOCCELIA (Lat,), n. f.. ’e?)-li2-a8, From äve, upward, and coAia, a cavity. An old term for the upper part. of the abdomen or the thorax. [L, 50.] ANOCŒLIADELPHOUS, adj.?-a2d-e7)/fu3s, From. vw, upward, xowdla, a cavity, and ddeAdés, a brother. Fr., ano- See ANACATH- Lat., ano-coc- Pertaining to cæliadelphe. Joined together at the upper part of the body (said of double monsters). [L, 41.] ANODAL, adj. A?n’o-da?l. Pertaining to the anode (q. v. for Ger., Anodenschlie ung. The closure of a galvanic circuit with the anode placed in relation to a part desired to be affected, such as a muscle or nerve; expre ed by the symbol AnCI (in German works, AnS). [B.]—A.-closure clonus, A.-closure contraction. Ger., Anodenschlie ungsklonus, Anodenschlie ungszuckung. A clonic contraction occurring at the anode on closing the circuit; expre ed by the symbol AnCIC (in German works, AnSZ). [B, cee » duration. Ger., Anodendauer. The duration of an a.-closure contraction; symbol, AnD. An a.-duration contraction (a.-closure tetanus), which is not met. with in practice, would be an a.-closure contraction lasting as long as the circuit remained closed. [B.]—A. opening. Ger., Anodenéffnung. The opening of the circuit with the anode placed in relation to the part to he affected; symbol, AnO. [B, 24.|—A. opening clonus, A.-opening contraction. See Anodeni nungsklonus, Anodenäffnungszuckung. A clonic contraction at the anode on opening the circuit; symbol, AnOC (Ger., AnOZ). [B, 24.] ANODE, n. A?n/od. Lat., anodus (from avd, up, and 686s, a conrse). Fr., anode, Ger., Anode, Sau erst off pol. The positive pole of a galvanic Leas with its peripheral connections. [Crusell (A, 322); B.J—A. elosure, etc. See ANopAL closure, ete.— (Ger.). See ANopAL duration—A’nëffnnng (Ger.). See ANODAL opening.—A’néftnungsklonus (Ger.). See ANODALderiv.). [B.]—A. closure. opening contraction.—A’néffnungstetanus (Ger.). See under | a. des Antilles. A West Indian and South American species; for-