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(men'1-pllz). The omasum, psalterium, or third stomach of an ox or other ruminant animal. NZ'S GLANDS 589 t's glands [Wilhelm Manz, German oculist, 33-1911.] Gland-like structures found in the tijunctlva of animals, and sometimes of m, near the corneal circumference; Waldeyer mare's-tail..ims that they are not glands, but simple colleemar'etin. ns of epithelial cells py tongue. Geographical tongue. A li (mah'ke). shrub of Chile, from the berries which a wine having an'tiperlodic properties is i.de. Mar'ey's.glia no's se'rum (mah-rahl-yah'no) [D. MaA lUano, Italian physician, contemporary.] um, B antitoxic to cill us tuberculosis, prepared the injection into horses cf a mixture of t berlous toxalbumin and a watery tuberculin idotoxin). n's is [G. wither;ng.] Marasmus. n'tic [G. mar anti kos, wasting.] Ill nourished, sting away, relating to marasmus, marasmic. A schino (mar-as-ke'no). cordial originally ide in Dahnatia from a special sort of cherry )wing in that country. s'mic. Relating to or suffering from mar as mar antic. is, s'moid [G. marasmos, marasmus, + eidos, emblance.] Resembling marasmus. s'mus [G. marasmos, withering.] Extreme laciation or general atrophy, occurring espe- Marfan's Uy in young children, not due to any specific d obvious cause, such as tuberculosis probably orm; of intestinal autointoxication. ileization (mar-bl-l-za,'shun]. Becoming, or i condition of being, marbled or veined. margar'ic. escent (mar-ses'ent) [L. marcescere, to pine ay.] In botany, noting leaves or flowers lich are withering but have not yet fallen off. mar'garid. hand's adre'nals (mar's hant) [Felix March and, Margar'opus rman pathologist, *i846.] Acce ory adrenal dies in the broad ligament. M.'s wau'dering 1, perithelial cell,* pyrrhol* cell. hi's bun'dle (mar'ke) [Vittorio Marchi, Italian A yslcian, contemporary.] group of fibers on surface of the anterior funiculus, or white 5 umn, of the spinal cord, descending from the •ebellum to the cells of the anterior gray column marginal ewenthal's tract. M.'s meth'od, hardening specimen for 8 or 10 days in Muller's fluid, margin a'tion.; lowed by immersion for from i to 3 weeks in 5 same with the addition of J part of a i per it. solution of osmic acid; stains fat black. 's reac'tion, failure of the myelin sheath of a mar'ginoplasty. rve to blacken when submitted to the action of nic acid. M.'s tract, M.'s bundle. mar'go, cid [L. marcidus; marcere, to wither.] Wasting ay, emaciating, tabid. Marie's kwald's opera'tion (mark'valt) [Max MarckGerman surgeon, *i844.] An operation Id, stenosis of the external os uteri, consisting in excision of two wedge-shaped pieces from i posite sides of the portio vaginal is, and suturing edges of the defects. Marie'-Kah'ler 5 ols, France. Alkaline-carbonated waters, Marie'-Rob'inson ed by drinking in diseases of the stomach, liver, d kidneys, and rheumatism. cor [L. marcere, to wither.] Marasmus. Marie e'la Springs, Maryland. Chalybeate-arsenical Marienbad, ters. Used by drinking in anemia, chlorosis, spepsia, weakne and irritability of the blad chronic cystitis, urethritis, and in functional r,;orders of the female pelvic organs. The sum months.;r Ichal's test (mar-a-shal') [Louis Eugene Mar i French physician, contemporary.] For bile j/, the urine the addition of a drop of a solution: of tincture of iodine, i, in alcohol, 10, to the suspected urine produces a bright green color at the point of contact of the two fltiids if bile is present. Erigeron. Trade name for a coal-tar derivative, meta tolyl hydrazine carbamlnate, or carbamlc acid tolylhydracld; a white crystalline substance employed as an antipyretic and analgesic in doses of gr. 3—10,(0.2—0.6). law [Etienne Jules Marey, Paris i an physiologist, 1830—1904.] The pulse, when blood-pre ure is high, is slow. M's sphyg'mograph, an apparatus for recording the curve of the radial pulse. Maret's Sphtgmograph. disease' (mar-fahn') [A. B. Marfan, Paris i an physician, contemporary.] A progre ive spastic paraplegia occurring in children the subjects of hereditary syphilis; the lesion is a myelitis involving the pyramidal tracts. Resembling or relating to pearl marg am.; rid. acid, a mixture of palmitic and stearic acids. Pearl-like margaric.; annul a'tus. The cattle tick or North American fever tick, instrumental in the spread of Texas cattle fever; the genus was formerly called Boophilus. margin (mar'jin) [L. mar go, border, edge.] The boundary or edge of any surface, gum m., the termination of the gums at the necks of the teeth. (mar'ji-nal) [L. mar go, a border.] Relating to a border or edge. The adhesion of the leucocytes to the walls of the blood-ve els in beginning inflammation, m. of the placen'ta, see placenta margin at a. Plastic or reparative surgery of the tarsal border of an eyelid. gen. mar'gin is, pi. mar'gines [L. margin.] Edge, margin, border. disease' (mS-re') [Pierre Marie, Paris i an neurologist, '*i853.] i. Acromegaly 2. Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy. Hered3. itary cerebellar ataxia. 4. Rhizome llc spondylosis. M.'s sign, tremor of the hands in exophthalmic goiter. symp'tom. Marie's"* sign syn'drome. Insomnia and mild melancholia a ociated with alimentary levulosuria. -Strtim'pell disease'. Marie's"* dlsease(4). Bohemia (mah-re'en-baht) Alkaline waters. sallne-chalybeate-carbonated Cold. Mud. Several springs. baths. Used by drinking and bathing in urinary disorders, vesical catarrh, chronic catarrh of the respiratory organs, anemia, dyspepsia, the uric acid diathesis, chronic constipation, hemorrhoids, obesity, cardiac disorders, chronic catarrh of the stomach and Intestines, brain and nervous disorders, gallstones, liver dls-