Cro'ton

genus of plants of the order Euphorbiacece. C. aromat'icus, an East Indian tree yielding lac. C. elute'ria, a shrub of the Bahama Islands, yielding cascarilla. C. laccif'era, C. aromatic us. C. philippinen's is, an evergreen shrub of tropical Asia and Australia, yielding kamala. C. tig'lium, an Asiatic plant yielding croton-oil, oleum* tiglii. constituents of crotin. term for butyl-chloral hydrate. the constituents of croc in. C4H602, of the acetylene series, derived from croton-oil. rived from croton-oil. spring, + therapy.] Treatment of disease by the internal administration of mineral waters, as distinguished from balneotherapy or the external use of the same. kropan, to cry aloud.] 1. Any affection of the larynx in children, characterized by difficult and noisy respiration and a hoarse cough, sometimes 243 jseudomembrane. 2. The rump; also, the part )f the back of a horse behind the saddle, catar'- hal c, acute catarrhal laryngitis in children. alse c, laryngitis stridulosa. mem'branous c, jseudomem'branous c, laryngitis with fibrinjus exudation; it may be a specific (diphtheritic) jr a simple plastic inflammation. true c, nembranous c. spasmod'ic c, laryngismus itridulus. lupous (kroo'pus). Relating to croup; marked 3y a fibrinous exudation, c. pneumo'nia, lobar pneumonia. lupy (kroo'pS). Having the characteristics of;roup, as a croupy cough. iwn [L. corona.] i. Corona, 2. To attach an artificial crown to the natural root of a tooth. irtific'ial t., a crown of metal or porcelain astened to the root of a natural tooth, bell a conical tooth crown with base at the oc:.,:lusal or masticatory surface, cap c, a cap shaped artificial tooth-crown fitted over the remains of the crown of a natural tooth, collar;., an artificial crown with metal band fitting jver the natural root of a tooth, c. of a tooth,;orona dent is, the body of a tooth, the visible portion of a tooth uncovered by the gum. of the head, top of the head, vortex c. pilorum. half-cap c, in dentistry an artificial:rown, the metal band of which covers only the lingual surface of the tooth which supports it. A Richmond 1;., collar c. shell c, cap c. )wned. veterinary term designating lesions md somewhat scars, circular in shape, of the knee of the horse. )wn'ing. X. The capping of a tooth with a porcelain or gold cover. 2. The engagement of bhe fetal head at the vulva in childbirth. icial (kroo's hal) [L. crucial is; crux, cro .] i. Decisive. 2. Cro ed, cro -shaped, c. lig'ament, (i) lig amentum cruciatum cruris; (2) lig amentum cruciatum genu. A I'cible [L. crucibulum.] pot of clay or other material used for melting substances with great heat. ucif'ers [L. crux (cruc-), cro , +ferre, to bear.] An order of polypetalous dicotyledonous plants, which includes the radish, cre , mustard, cabbage, turnip, and nasturtium i. + I'ciform [L. crux(,cruc-), cro , form a, form.] Cro -shaped, crucial. ide (L. crud us, raw, unripe.] Noting anything in its natural or unrefined state, c. drug, one in its natural state, or simply powdered for convenience of administration, as distinguished from an extract, tincture, alkaloid, or other preparation or derivative. um Mineral Spring, Ohio. Alkaline-calcic waters. Pour springs. Gastric, intestinal, and hepatic disorders. a'or. Coagulated blood, cra amentum. lipp'er. The rump of the horse; croup. I'ra. Plural of crus. irseus (kroo-re'us). Musculus vast us intermedins. Relating to the leg or thigh, or any crus; li'ral. femoral. C. ar'tery, arteria femoral is. c. canal', canal is femoral is [BNA]. c. fos'sa, fovea femoral is. c. ring, annulus femoral is [BNA]. c. sep'tum, septum femorale. c. sheath, femoral sheath, the fascia enclosing the femoral ve els. Quinoline-bismuth sulphonate. I'rin. as, gen. cru'ris, pi. cru'ra [L.] i. The leg, especially the segment between the knee and the ankle, z. Any anatomical structure resembling