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(o-niks-i'tis) (Gr. ὄνυξ nail + -cres inflammation]. Same as onychitis. obblast (0’o-blast) [Gr. φόν egz + βλαστός germ]. The cell whence the ovum is developed. odcinesia (0’’o-sin-e’ze-ah). Same as odkinesis. odcinete (0-0-sin’ét). Same as odkinete. an in (0-o-si’an-in) (Gr. ῴόν egg + xbavos blue]. A bluish coloring-matter from birds’ eggs. odcyesis (0'0-si-e’si9) (Gr. φόν egg + κύησις pregnancy}. Ovarian pregnancy. odcyst (0’0-sist) (Gr. ody egg + κύστις bladder]. The tough membrane surrounding a sporont after the union of the gametes; also the protozoan individual in this stage of development. 1. A nail of a finger original cell of the ovarian egg before the formation of the polar bodies. The odcyte splits up into the first polar body and the secondary odcyte, the latter dividing to form the second polar body and the mature egg. obcytin (0-0-si’tin). Robertson’s name for a substance isolated from spermatozoa, which he claims can fertilize the ovum. odgenesis (0-0-jen’is-is) (Gr. φόν egg + γένεσις production]. The origin and development of the ovum. odgonium (0-0-go'ne-um) [Gr. φόν egg + ‘yo! eration]. 1. The primordial cell from whic! ovarian egg arises. 2. Any one of the elements derived from the germ-cell which give rise to the odcytes. odkinesis (0’0-kin-e’sis) [Gr. gév egg + κίνησις motion]. The karyokinetic movements of the genthe egg. odkinete (0-0-kin’ét) [see odkinesis]. That state in the development of a malarial parasite after the formation of the zygote in which the latter takes on the form of an elongated motile vermicule. Called also vermicule. odlemma (o0-0-lem’ah) (Gr. ᾧόν egg + λέμμα sheath]. The limiting membrane of the ovum; the zona pellucid a. odphoralgia (0’of-or-al’je-ah) (Gr. wéy egg + φέρειν to bear + ἄλγος pain). Pain in an ovary. odphorauxe (0”0-fo-rawks’e) [odphoron + Gr. avt increase]. Enlargement of the ovary. odphorectomy (0’of-o-rek’to-me) [Gr. ᾧόν egg + φέρειν to bear + ἐκτομή excision]. The surgical removal of an ovary. odphorin (0-of’o-rin). A therapeutic preparation of the fresh ovaries of cows and swine. Dose, 5 gr. (0.3 gm.). obphoritis (0’of-o-ri’tis) [Gr. gov egg + φέρειν to bear + -cres inflammation]. Inflammation of an ovary. ©. sero’sa, edema of the ovary. odphorocystosis (0-of"o-ro-sis-to’sis) (Gr. gov egg + φέρειν to bear + κύστις cyst]. The formation of an ovarian cyst. obphoro-epilepsy (0-of’’o-ro-ep’il-ep-se) [od phoron + epilepsy]. Epilepsy due to ovarian disease. odtphorohysterectomy (0-of’0-ro-his-ter-ek’tome) [Gr. gov egg + φέρειν to bear + ὑστέρα womb + ἐκτομή excision). Surgical removal of the uterus and ovaries. odphoroma (o’of-or-o’mah). A malignant tumor of the ovary. obphoromalacia (0-of”or-o-mal-a’se-ah) (Gr. ᾧόν ege + yépev to bear + padaxla softne ]. The morbid softening of an ovary. odphoromania (o-of’’or-o-ma’ne-ah) [Gr. ᾧόν egg + φέρειν to bear + μανία madne ]. Insanity due to ovarian disorder. odphoron (0-ofo-ron) [Gr. pdv egg + φέρειν to bear]. An ovary. odphoropeliopexy (0-of’’0-ro-pe’le-o-pek-se) [L. odphoron + Gr. πηλίος pelvis + πῆξις fixation]. Same as adnexopexy. odphoropexy (0-of’o-ro-pek-se). Same as adnexopexy odphororrhaphy (o0-of-or-or’af-e) [Gr. ῴφόν egg + φέρειν to bear + ῥαφή suture]. The stitching of an ovary to the pelvic wall. odphorosalpingectomy (0-of”or-o-sal-pin-jek’tome) [Gr. φόν egz + φέρειν to bear + σάλπιγξ tube + ἐκτομή excision]. Surgical removal of an ovary and oviduct. odphorostomy (0-0-fo-ros’to-me) [Gr. φόν egg + φέρειν to bear + στόμα mouth}. The making of an opening into an ovarian cyst for drainage purposes. otrhodein (0-0-ro’de-in) [Gr. @dv egg + pddov red]. A red coloring-matter from birds’ eggs. ing of the facial nerve by an incision below the ear. ton’s Ο., application of adhesive straps and a bandage to indolent leg ulcers. Beat- 8o0n’s O., ovariotomy in cases of inoperable cancer of the breast, on the theory that lack of the internal secretion of the ovary will produce atrophy of the tumor. Beer’s 0., a flap-method for cataract. Belfield’s 0., vasotomy. Belmas’ o., introduction of gold-beaters’ skin into the neck of an inguinal hernia. Bennett’s 0., operation for varicocele by partial excision of the pam pin i form plexus, followed by suture of the divided ends of the plexus. Bent’s Ο., a form of shoulder excision with flap taken from the deltoid region. Berger's o., interscapulothoracic amputation. Best’s 0., subcutaneous suture of the abdominal ring for hernia. Bevan’s Ο., an operation for undescended testicle, by which the testicle is brought down permanently into the scrotum. Beyea’s Ο., gastroplication. Bier’s 0. Sce Bier's amputation, under amputation. Bigelow’s o., litholapaxy or rapid lithotrity. Billroth’s 0. 1. Pylorectomy performed through a transverse incision. 2. Excision of the tongue by making a transverse incision below the symphysis of the jaw and joining it by two incisions, one on each side, parallel to the body of the mandible. Bircher’s 0., suturing together a portion of the anterior and posterior walls of a dilated stomach in order to reduce its size. Bi ell’s Ο., excision of a section of the round and broad ligaments for uterine retroversion. Boari’s o0., transplantation of the vasa deferent i a so that they will empty into the urethra. Bobbs’ Ο., cholecystotomy for the removal of gall-stones. Bobroff’s 0. 1. An osteoplastic operation for spina bifid a. 2. Excision of the lining membrane of a cyst of the liver, followed by closure of abdomen without drainage. Bogue’s ο., multiple ligation of the veins with catgut in varicocele. hm’s o., tenotomy of an ocular muscle for strabismus. Bonzel’s o., iridodialysis performed with a hook inserted through a corneal incision. Borthen’s Ο., iridotasis. Bose’s 0., a method of performing tracheotomy. Bottini’s 0., the operation of making a channel through the prostate with the galvanocautery for the cure of prostatic enlargement. Bouilly’s 0., excision of a part of the mucous membrane of the neck of the uterus, preserving the mucous membrane of the sides: done for atresia of the cervix. Bozeman's o., hysterocystocleisis. Braquehaye’s 0., operation for vesicovaginal fistula by freshening and invaginating the mucous membrane of the vagina. Brasdor’s o., distal ligation for aneurysm. Brewer's Ο., closure of wounds of art erics by application of a special rubber plaster. Bryant’s o., lumbar colotomy by an oblique incision between the lowest rib and the crest of the ilium. Buck’s o., cuneiform excision of the patella and the ends of the tibia and fibula. Burckhardt’s ο., incision into a retro pharyngeal absce from the outside of the neck. (von) Burow’s 0., a plastic operation for removal of tumors without scars. Buszi’s Ο., the creation of an artificial pupil by a needle pa ed through the cornea. Callisen’s o., lumbar colotomy by a vertical incision. Calot’s ο., forcible reduction of gibbus by stretching under narcosis. capital ο., one that involves a risk of life. Car no chan’s o. 1. The ligation of a large artery for elephantiasis. 2. Removal of Meckel’s ganglion and a considerable part of the fifth nerve for neuralgia; incision is made below the orbit, and the ganglion is reached by trephination through the maxillary antrum. Carpue’s o., the Indian method of rhinoplasty. Carter’s o. 1. Formation of an artificial pupil by making a small opening in the cornea and doing an iridotomy. 2. Construction of an artificial bridge of the nose by transplanting a piece of bone from the rib. Ca el’so., excision of exostoses of the ear through the external auditory meatus by means of a gouge. celsiano.