DYSTONIA

(Lat.), n. f. Dias(dus)-ton(to an)'ia-as. From 8vs calculosa. D. from vesical calculus, [a. 17.] D. compre ion is and tone. [Cullen]. D. from compre ion. |L, 290.] D. irritata. See D. (see Dys-*), rovot, Fr., dystonie. Ger., krankhafte calculosa. D. mucosa [Cullen]. See CYSTIRRHCEA. D. phlogisSpannkraft. Disordered tonicity. [L, 41, 50.] tic a [Cullen]. D. due to inflammation. [L, 290.] Senile d. Fr., [s. 638]