BUBO

(Lat.), n. m. 'bo. Gen., bub on'os (-nis). Gr., BouB . Ar., burules. Fr., bub on. Ger., Drüsengeschwulst. It., bubbone. Sp., bub on. An inflammatory swelling of a lymphatic gland, usual! y of an inguinal gland. [A, 322, 325; G.|—Abdominal b. Fr., bub on abdominal. A b. situated above the fold of the groin. [A, 38.]—Absorptionsb’ (Ger.). See Virulent b—B. us. See Suppurating b.—13’binde (Ger.). A bandage for a ther a spica bandage or a handkerchief. (Griinfeld (A, 819).]. ehronicus, B.in do lens. See Indolent b,—B.insons. See imple b.—B. of rheumatism. See Rheumatic b,—B. pestilential is. See Pestilential b.—B. scrofulosus. See Scrofulous b.— B. serpiginosns. See Creeping b.—B. strumosus. See Serofulous b.—Chancroidal b. See Virulent b—Chancrous b. Syphilitic b—Common b. Fr., bub on commun. It., bubbone commune. See Simple b.—Consecutive b. Fr., bub on consécut if. Ger., consecutiver B. A syphilitic b. appearing in regular sequence after a chancre. [A, 385.]|—Consensueller B. (Ger.). See Sympathetic b.—Constitutional b. Fr., bub on constitutionnel. A syphilitic b. (not nece arily inguinal) appearing as a manifestation of systemic infection. [A, 301, 385.]-Crceping b. Lat., b. serpiginosus. Fr., bub on serpigineux. Ger., serpigindses Driiwir, An ulcerated b. in which ulceration advances in a iginous form. [Solly, ‘* London Jour, of Med.,”’ 1849, p. 437 (L).] tral b. Fr., bub on crural. A b. situated considerably below the fold of the groin. [A,301.])—Elbogenb’ (Ger.). See ADENITIS cubital is.—Gouorrheeal b. Fr., bub on blennorrhagique. Ger., Tripper bubo, gonorrhäischer B. It.… bubbone blennorragico. X simple b. (q. v.) due to gonorrhoea, [G.]—Indolent b. Lat,, b. in do lens, b. chronic us, Ger,, indol enter B..A b.in which there are enlargement and hyperplasia without noticeable signs of inflammation; resulting from chronic eruptions pat as eczema, ecthyma, and the prurigo of Hebra) on the lower limbs, also from the sypbilitic chancre. [G.] Cf. Syphilitic b.—Femoral b. See orm Inflammatory b. See Simple b —Inguinalb. Ger., Leis ten be ule. A b, situated in the groin.—Malignant b. Fr., bub on mal in. See Pestilential b.—Nichtvenerischer B. (Ger.), Nichtvirulenter B. (Ger.). See Simple b.—Non-consecutive b. See Bunon d'emblée. — Non-venereal b., Non-virulent b. See Simple b.— Parotid b. Suppurative parotiditis. (T, 213.]—Pestilential b. Lat., b. pestilential is. Fr., bub on pestilentiel. Ger., Pestbeule. A form of b. observed as a manifestation of the plague. [G.]—Phagedzenic b. Fr., bub on phagédénique. Ger., phagedänischer B. A form of virulent b. (q. v.) in which phagedæna supervenes. [A, 209.]—Primary b., Primitive b. See Burox d’emblée—Pubic b. Fr., bub on pubien. Ab, situated very near the pubes. [A,301, 385.]—ltheumatic b. Fr., bub on rhumatismal. A hard lamp sometimes observed in various parts of the body, especiaily in the osterior cervical region, as a sequel of acute articular rheumatism. i. Bri aud, “Rev. de méd.,” April, 1885, p. 241; ** Practitioner,” Sept., 1885, p. 211.])—Sehaukerb’ (Ger.). See Virulent b.—Seroft lous b. Lat., b. scrofulosus (seu strumosus). Fr., bub on scrofuleux (ou strumeux). Ger., scrophuläser (oder scrophelartiger, oder strumdser) B. It., bubbone strumoso, adenite fungosa (o i per plastic a cronica granulosa). Ab. occurring in a scrofulous subject, oceasionally as a variety of the syphilitic b.; characterized by the production of a large indolent swelling consisting of hypertrophied glands, which pursues a protracted course and undergoes involu- A popular name in some parts of the [k. G. Eccles, Bub’e?n-kras-ut. The Rumex obtion very slowly, partly by absorptiou and partly by softening and ulceration. (G.]—Serpigineus b. See Creeping b—Simpie b. Lat., b. insons. Fr., bub on simple (ou commun, ow sympathique). Ger., nichtvenerischer B. _ It., bubbone semplice (0 commune), adenite semplice (0 sinpatica). Syn.: common (or. sympathetic, or non-venereal)b. An inflammation of one or more lymphatic glands resulting from any non-specific irritation in the region the absorbents of which are in direct anatomical connection with the glands, and not from the absorption of chancrous or virulent matter, although such a b. may be caused by a chancre acting merely as a common source of irritation. [G.]—Strumous b. See Scrofulous b.—Suppurating b. Lat., b. acutus, inguen suppurans. Fr., bub on suppuré. Ab, attended with the formation of an absce ; commonly a virulent b. [G.|—Sympathetic b. Fr., bub on sympathique. Ger., sympathischer (oder consensueller) B. See Simple b. —Syphilitie b. t., inguen induratum (seu syph i lit i cum). _ Fr., bub on syphilitique, adénite syphilitique primitive, adénopathie da driisengeschwulst. It., bubbone_sifilitico (0 sif i loma to so). The infiltrated and enlarged state of the inguinal glands which attends the syphilitic chancre; usually a chain, or * pleiad,” of glands (often three on each side), [G.]—Venereal b. Lat., b. venereus, adenitis venerea. Fr., bub on vénérien. G venerischer B, A general term for syphilitic and virulent b’es. b. Lat., b. virulent us, inguen virulentum. Fr., bul rrulent (ou du chancre simple), adénite chancre use. Ger., virulenter B., Schankerb’, Driisenschanker. It., bubbone ulceroso. Syn.: chan. croidal b. A b. due to the absorption of the virus of a simple chancre. ‘It is generally attended with suppuration and ulceration, and the discharge has the same virulent properties that pertain to that of the original chancre. [G.]