A CEP HALO CYST IS

(Lat.), n. f. A?s(a%k)-e?f-a?-lo-si?s(ki?s)’- ti?s. An a cep halo cyst.—A. endogen a. A name given by J. Hunter and Owen to a sterile echinovoccus cyst which has increased by endogenous proliferation. [B.] See Ecminococcus endogen us. —A. eremita. Fr., acéphalocyste solitaire. Syn.: A. sterilis. A solitary a cep halo cyst, 1. e., one in which there is a single cyst enveloped by a semi-transparent, non-adherent areolar membrane. feragialer (B,85).)J—A. exogen a, Syn.: Echinococcus homini B, 84.] A term applied by Kuhl to an a cep halo cyst which h: creased by exogenous proliferation. [B.] > EcHINOCOCCUS genus.—A. granulosa. A name applied by Laennec and others to a variety ot actebetocy distinguished by minute granulations, about as large as a millet-seed, scattered through its substance. [B, 84.—A. maeaci [Cobbold]. See Ecu i no coccus hominis.—A. muitifida. One which sends out branch-like prolongations between the anatomical structures of a part, as between the convolutions of the brain. [B.] — A, ovis tragelaph i [Cobbold]. See ECHINOCOCCUS hominis.—A. ovoidea. Fr., acéphalocysie ovoide. ‘A name applied by Laennec and others to a variety that is studded with whitish spheroidal bodies. [B, 81.]—A. plan a. Syn.: oculigera carpi, A name given by Laennec in 1812 to small flattened concretions found in the sheaths of tendons and in muscles near their insertion. [B, 84, 85.]—A. pro lifer a. Fr., acéphalocyste multiple. Syn.: A. social is. A multiple a cep halo cyst, 1. e., one in which a number of cysts are contained within a common membrane. [Cruveilhier (B, 85).]—A. racemosa, A, ramosa. Cloquet’s terms for any hydatigenous formation of the chorion resembling bunches of grapes or currants. [B, 84.] See Vesicular MOLE. —A. social is. © À. pro lifer a—A. sterilis. See A. eremita.— A. sureuligera. Fr., acéphalocyste surculigère. A name applied By Laennec and others to a variety distinguished by the presence of minute, bud-like, flattened proce es, of irregular shape, on the outer or Inner surface of the investing membrane. LJ