Favaginous

(fav-af -in-us). Resembling favus; having a honeycombed surface. Connective Fat-cells. X 340. necrosis of a d ue occurring in pin-point sized areas of a dead-white color. It is seen usually in the interlobular pancreatic ti ue, mesentery, omentum, and abdominal fatty ti ue generally, and frequently in connection with pancreatic disease. F. -rickets, that form of rickets in which there is not exce ive emaciation. Fatal (fa'-tal). Ending with death; mortal; deadly; as a fatal accident or attack. Fatigue (fa-tegf). Wearine , tiredne . That condition of diminished capacity for work produced in a muscle by prolonged activity. F. -diseases, those caused by constant repetition of certain movements, such as Tailors' cramp, Writers' cramp, palsy, etc. See Cramp , and F. -stuffs, decomposition products that ave accumulated in the muscular ti ue during exhaustive efforts; among them are phosphates, phosphoric acid, carbonic acid, and perhaps glycerin-phosphoric acid. Fatty (fat'-e). A qualification applied to certain carbon derivatives, including fats and fatty acids. They were better called marsh-gas or methane derivatives, as they can all be obtained from methane, See Acids , Fatty. F. Degeneration. See Degeneration . F. Heart. See Heart . F. Nutmeg. Same as Nutmeg Liver. Fatuity (fat-uf -it-e). Amentia or dementia. Fauces (fau/-sez). The gullet or windpipe. The space surrounded by the palate, tonsils, and uvula. In biology, the throat of a monopetalous flower or the cavity of a gasteropod shell as exposed in the first whorl. F., Isthmus of, the space at the back of the mouth enclosed by the margin of the palate, the back of the tongue, the pillars of the soft palate and the tonsils. F., Pillars of, the folds of mucous membrane between the base of the uvula and the posterior border of the tongue.