thrombus

(throm’bus) [Gr. Opéufos). A plug or clot in a ve el remaining at the point of its form a- Affected with throm- The 1006 THRUSH tion. Cf. embolus. agglutinative t. Same as hyaline t. agonal t., agony t., a clot formed in the heart during the proce of dying. annular t., one which has an opening through its center, while the circumference is attached to the wall of the ve el. antemortem t., a white thrombus formed in the heart or in a large ve el before death. Cf. postmortem |. ball-t., a rounded _ heart-clot. blood-plate t. Se plate, platelet thrombosis, under thrombosis. calcified t., a phliebolith. coral t., a red clot formed by coagulated fibrin inclosing red coruscles. currant-je. t., a soft. reddish, jelly-like clot. ferment t., a thrombus formed on account of the development of fibrin-ferment in the blood. fibrinous t., a thrombus composed mainly of fibrin, and attached to the walls of a blood-ve el. globulin t., hematoblastic t., a thrombus composed largely of globulin. hem a to static t., a form due to stagnation of the blood, and made up principally of red corpuxles. ine t., a thrombus composed of erythrocytes which have lost their hemoglobin. forming a colorle translucent ma . infective t., a form occurring as a result of septic or bacterial poisoning. mnec’s t., a globular thrombus in the heart, chiefly in cases of fatty degeneration. laminated t., mixed t., a thrombus whose substance is disposed in layers which sometimes differ in their material. teral t.,a clot attached to the side of a ve el. incompletely obstructing the blood-current. Marantic t., marasmic t., a form due to wasting disease and deprivation of the blood. See thrombosis, marantic, marasmic. mechanic t., a form due to mechanic obstruction of the blood-current. miilk-t., an accumulation of curdled milk in a lactiferous duct. mixed t. See Jaminated. mural t., a thrombus attached to 2 diseased area of endocardium. obstructive t., one which completely obliterates the lumen of the ve el at its site. organized t., one which is traversed by loops from the vasa vasorum. pale t., a dull-white thrombus. parasitic t., an accumulation of the pigmented bodies of free rial parasites and their spores in the capillaries of the brain. parie t., one which is so attached to the wall of a ve el as to form a kind of valve. Called also calrular t. phaic t., an accumulation of me laniferous leuocytes in " the capillaries of the brain. pigmentary t., an accumulation of free pigment in the capillaries of the brain. plate-t., a thrombus composed of blood-plates. postmortem t., a thrombus or clot of blood formed in the heart or in a large ve el after death. p t., one which remains at the place of its origin. propagated t., one which has been carried to a point more or le remote from the place of its origin, or which has grown beyond its original limits. red t., a thrombus of a dark-red color formed by the coagulation of blood which is at rest stratified t., one made up of layers of ditferent colors. traumatic t., one which results from an injury. valvulart. See parictal t. white t. 1. One which contains no pigment. 2. One composed chiefly of leukocytes. See drainage.