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[L. deli be rare, to set free.] i. To a ist a woman in childbirth. 2. To extract from an enclosed place, as the child from the womb, a tumor from its capsule or surroundings, the crystalline lens in case of cataract, etc. 265 v'ery. i. The pa age of the child through the enital canal into the external world. 2. The nal removal of the lens in cataract extraction. ost-mor'tem d., the extraction of the fetus after he death of its mother, premature' d., the exlulsion of a viable fetus, i.e. after the beginning the seventh month. f e (del'eh). The central, lighter colored portion £ the erythrocyte in a stained blood specimen. Lomor'pho us [G. delos, manifest, + morphe, arm.] Of definite form and shape. ore's meth'od (de-lor') [Xavier Delore, French ihysician, *i828.] The treatment of knock-knee ly forcible manual correction and subsequent leasing in a plaster-of-Paris splint. ouse (de-lows') To free from infestation with. ice, a term used especially in relation to the )rophylaxis of typhus fever, trench fever, and ither supposed louse-borne diseases. pecb's ab's ce (del-pesh') [Jacques Mathieu 5elpech, French surgeon, 1777—1832.] An ibsce appearing suddenly with but slight inlammatory symptoms, accompanied by marked idynamia. phinine (del'fin-en) An alkaloid, C22Ha5N06,. rem staph is agria, occurring in the form of white loluble crystals; employed in neuralgia, pal>it at i on, and chronic rheumatism in doses of f ^"tn^V (0.001—0.002), and externally, in i or 2 • jer cent, ointment, in pediculosis. A [phin'ium [G. delphin i oH, larkspur.] genus of plants of the order Ranunculacece. D. aja'cis, a species which, with the following, is a source of lelphinium of the N.P. D. consol'ida, delphinum (N.F.), larkspur, the seeds of which have properties similar to those of stavesacre; it has ilso been used in dropsy and asthma in doses of 10 (0-6) of the N.F. tincture. D. staphlsa'- 10! jria, stavesacre, staph is agria.*.'ta [name of the Greek letter A, corresponding to the Roman D.] In anatomy, a triangular iurface. d. for'nicis, lyra, commis sur a* hippo;amp i. d. mesoscap'ulse, the flat triangular surface at the vertebral extremity of the spine of the icapula over which glides the tendon iox the ower fibers of the trapezius muscle, d. rays, secondary electrons of slow speed which are produced when alpha particles strike matter, whether solid, liquid, or gaseous. Galt'on's d., see Gallon. + Itoid (del'toyd) [G. delta, the letter A, eidos, resemblance.] Resembling the Greek letter \; relating to the deltoid muscle, d. em'inence, d. mpres's ion, tube rosit as del to idea. d. lig'ament, igamentum deltoideum. d. muscle, musculus idtoideus. d. spine, d. tu'bercle, a tubercle 1; the inner end of the anterior border of the clavicle, at the beginning of the d. impre ion. toideus (del-to-id'e-us). The deltoid muscle, nusculus* deltoideus. lunat'ico inquiren'do [L. as to inquiring regarding I lunatic] The title of a writ appointing a comni ion to examine a person as to his mental itate. An usion (de-lu'zhun) [L. deludere, to deceive.] mmovable illusion or hallucination, a false beief or wrong judgment, d. of neg a'tion, a depre ive delusion in which the victim imagines the iTorld and all that relates to it have ceased to sxist. depres's ive d., one connected with sad pr distre ing ideas ezpan's ive d., one connected with ideas of grandeur, per's ecutory d., a false lotion that one is being persecuted, sys'temaized d., a d. which is logically founded upon a