Gerhardt's Sign

See Signs and Symptoms, Table of. G. 's Test. See Tests, Table of. G.', Type Theory of, the molecules were considered as residues that remain unaltered in certain reactions. Gerlach's Ammonia-carmine See Stains, Table of. G.'s Carmin Ma , a warm-flowing ma for injecting ti ues. Di olve 5 gm. of carmin in a mixture of 4 c. c. of water and 0.5 c.c. of ammonia. Allow the solution to stand several days, and mix with 8 parts of a solution of gelatin, I to 2. Filter and inject at a temperature G.'s Network, or Plexus, an exceedingly delicate fibrous network of the finest nerve-fibrils in the gray matter of the cord. G.'s Theory, pertains to the connection of the nerve-fibers and ganglionic cells of the cord. G. 's Tubal Tonsil, a granular condition sometimes noticed at the orifices of the Eustachian tubes in chronic inflammations in this region, and due to swelling of the muciparous glands of the tube. G.'s Valve, the fold of mucous membrane that surrounds the mouth of the vermiform appendix.