ENURESIS

(Lat.), n. E2n-u2(u)-re(ra)'si2s. Gen., enures'eos (-is). From evovptlv, to make water in. Fr., enuresie. Ger., Unvermogen den Harn. zu halten, Einpi en. It., enures i. Sp., e. Involuntary micturition. [D.] E. atonic a [Cullen]. E. from debility. [L, 290.] E. continua. Incontinence of urine persisting both night and day. [a, 29.] E. diurna. Incontinence of urine occurring during the day. [a, 29.] E. irritata [Cullenl. E. from irritability. [L, 290.J E. mechanic a. E. from mechanical causes. [L, 80.] E. npcturna. Fr., enuresie nocturne. Nocturnal incontinence of urine. [D, 29.] E. paralytic a, E. paralyticoruui. Ger., paralytische E. E. a ociated with paralysis of the bladder. [D, 70.] E. spastic a. E. due to spasm of the bladder. [A, 326 (a, 14).] [s. 719]