typhlo-enteritis

(tif”lo-en-ter-i’tis). | Typhlenteritis. typhlohepatitis (tif-lo-hep-at-i‘tis). Infectious enterohepatitis of turkeys. typhlolexia (tif-lo-leks’e-ah) [Gr. τυφλός blind + λέξες speech]. Word-blindne . typhlolithiasis ({ lo-lith-i’as-is) [Gr. τυφλόν cecum + λίθος stone]. The presence of calculi in the cecum. typhlology (tif-lol’o-je) [Gr. rugdds blind + Adyos discourse]. The sum of what is known in regard to blindne . typhlon (tif/lon) (Gr. rugdds blind]. The cecum. typhlopexia, typhlopexy (tif-lo-peks’e-ah, tif’loks-e) (Gr. τυφλός blind + watts fixation]. e operation of fixing the cecum to the abdominal wall for the relief of invagination. typhlosis (tif-lo’sis) [Gr. τυφλός blind]. Blindne . typhlostenosis (tif’lo-sten-o’sis) [Gr. τυφλόν cecum + στένωσις narrowing]. Contraction of the cecum. typhlostomy (tif-los’to-me) (Gr. τυφλόν cecum + στόμα mouth}. Colostomy in which the opening is made into the cecum. typhloteritis (tiflo-ter-i’tis). enteritis. typhlotomy (tif-lot’o-me) [Gr. rugdéy cecum + τέμνειν to cut}, The operation of cutting into the cecum. typhlo-ureter ostomy = (tif’’lo-u-re-ter-os’to-me) Gr. τυφλόν cecum + οὐρητήρ ureter + στόμα mouth]. The operation of implanting the ureter into the cecum. typhobacillosis (ti’’fo-bas-il-o’sis) [typhus + bacillus). The symptoms duc to poisoning by the toxins of the Bucil'lus typho's us. t. tuberculo’sa, a condition due to tuberculous infection and exhibiting the symptoms of typhoid fever. It is frequently followed by tuberculosis of the viscera or lungs. typhobacterin (ti-fo-bak’ter-in). vaccine, under vaccine. typhogenic (ti-fo-jen’ik). typhoid fever. typhohemia (ti-fo-he’me-ah) [typhus + Gr. alu a lood]. Putrefaction of the blood. typhoid (ti’foid) (L. typhoi’des; Gr. τῦφος stupor + εἶδος form]. Resembling typhus. a bent eric t. Sce typhoid fever, under fever. ambulatory Same as (yphlo- See bacterial Causing typhus or 1044 TYRANNISM Ὦ. See typhoid fever, under fever. apyretic t. See typhoid fever, under fever. cholera t., the typhoid state sometimes coming on after the algid stage of cholera. It is occasionally attended by a skin eruption. t. fever. Sce Sever. Manch t., a disease seen in Manchuria during the Ru o-Japanese war, distinct from typhoid, and resembling in its symptoms Brill’s disease. t. state. See siate. subcontinuous t., a form of malarial disease simulating typhoid fever. Ὦ. See typhoid fever, under fever.