THROMBUS

(Lat.), n. m. Thro"mb'u3s(u4s). Gr., 0poM0os. Fr., thrombe. Ger., Thrombe, Blutpfropf. The clot formed in thrombosis. [D, 3.] Autochthonous t., Blood-plate t. See Plate THROMBOSIS. Laminated t. A t. formed in strata or laminag by slow and continuous coagulation, with an intermitting force of condensation. Primitive t. A t. which remains at the place of its formation. Progre ive t. A t., usually stratified, which grows continuously into the lumen of the ve el. [D. 3.] Pudendal t. See T. vulvce. Red t. A t. formed by the coagulation of blood which is at rest. It is dark-red or brown in color, and contains few white corpuscles. A t. which is formed from blood in motion contains a larger number of white corpuscles, and may be white, gray, pale-red, or mottled. [D, 48.] Secondary t. 1. A t. following inflammation of the ve els or of the ti ues immediately surrounding them. 2. A t. which is continuous between ve els of different kinds (e. g., from capillaries into veins or arteries). |D. 8.] T. neon a to rum. See CEPHALJEMATOMA. T. vaginal is. HasmaE. he; E<", ell; G. go; I, die; I", in: N.'in; N, tank; [s. 620]