ANGEIOGENIA, ANGEIOGENESIS

(Lat.),. A?n(a3n?)- Fr., shape of a ve el. | 'i?-a3, -es-i2s. Gen., angeiogen’ice, -genes'eos Csis). From dyyetor, a ve el, and yéveors, generation. Fr., angio- O, no; 0%, not; 03, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U; like 00 in too; U?, blue; US, lull; U*, full; US, urn; U*, like ü (German), An - génie. Ger., Angiogenese, Gefä bildung. The formation or development of ve els. [C.] ANGEIOGENY, n.?-02j’e%-i2, See ANGEIOGENESIS. ANGEIOGRAPH, n. A?n’ji?-o-grasf, From ayyeiov, a ve el, and ypâgew, to write. A modified sphygmograph devised by Laudois, The writing-lever moves vertically and not in a curve as in LANDOIS’S ANGEIOGRAPH. Marey’s apparatus. Weights may be placed in the shallow plate shown above the pad, so as to weight the pulse. [K, 19.]