ANALGESIE

(Fr.), ». A?n-a9l-zha-ze. See ANALGESIA.—A. syphilitique second a ire. A form attributed to syphilis. (A. ‘ournier, ‘* Ann. de derm at. et de ph.,” 1869, p. 486 (D). thé. rapeutique croisée. The relief of pain by hypodermle injections of water into the corresponding part on the opposite side of the body. [Dumontpalller, ‘Gaz. des hép..” li, 1879, p. 718 (L).]— Paréso-a. See Paretic ANALGESIA. ANALGIA (Lat.), n. f. A?n(an)-a?l(a8l)ji?(gi?)-a8, From a rlv., and dAyos, pain. Fr., analgie. Ger., Analgie. It, analgia. edom from pain. ANALGIC, adj. A?n-al’ji?k. Lat.,analgicus. Fr., analgique. 1. Free from pain. 2. Analgesic (q. v.). ANALIS (Lat.), adj. ’)’li2s. See ANAL. A*n(a®n)-a?l(a?1)-la?n-