Urocystitis

(u-ro-sis-ti'-lis). Inflammation of the urinary bladder; cystitis, rodela it - rod' -el -ah. A term applied to the tailed amphibia, salamanders, etc. rod i a lysis (u-ro-di-al' -is-is). The partial and temporary ce ation of ' the secretion of urine by the kidneys concomitant with J many acute diseases. U. neon a to rum, retarded I secretion of urine in the newborn, rodochium y.-ro-do-ki' -um. A urinal. rodynia it-ro-din' -e-ah. Painful micturition. rcedema. A urinary pigment of which but little is known. It is the coloring-matter of certain pink urinary deposits, and is probably present in highly colored urine I of rheumatic diseases. It is an amorphous, reddish: substance, with an acid reaction, slowly soluble in water, alcohol, and ether. See Purpurin. rofuscohematin (u - ro -/usko - hem'- at in) ua, blood. A red pigment of the urine, derived from hematin. rogaster u'-ro-gas-ter. The urinary intestine, or urinary pa ages collectively, which are developed from the original cavity jof the allantois in connection with the primitive tract. "ogastric stomach. Pertaining to the urogaster. genital organs. U. Sinus, the anterior part" of the cloaca, into which the Muller i an ducts open.