gonorrhea, hemorrhagic i

An i. in which the exudation is infiltrated with blood, as in the malignant pustule of anthrax infection, herpetic i. See vesicular i. hyperplastic i. An i. chiefly characterized by the formation of new connective ti ue, interstitial i. I. of the connective ti ue of an organ, membranous i. See croupous i. metastatic i. An i. transferred from an inflamed part to a part more or le distant through the agency of emboli and collateral hyperemia at the obstructed part, or of an irritant in the blood, mucous i. A catarrh accompanied by a copious production of mucus, necrotic i. I. accompanied by necrotic changes. obliterative i. I. causing the obliteration of a canal or cavity, as obliterative appendicitis, old i. The fibrous scars or adhesions in serous cavities resulting from former acute i. This variety of i. must be distinguished from chronic i. in which the irritation is still present, parenchymatous i. I.