contouring

(kon-to or’ing). a lost form to a part. Not The restoration of that which results from paralysis of the constrictor fibers of the vasomotor nerves. neurotonic c., that which is due to irritation of the vasodilator nerves. pa ive c., the congestion of a part due to the obstruction to the escape of blood from the part. physiologic c., the congestion that occurs in secreting glands during their functional activity. venous c. Same as pas- Sive ε. congestive (kon-jes’tiv). A ociated with or caused by congestion. congius (kon’je-us) [L. for “ gallon”). abbreviated to cong. conglobate (kon’glo-bat) (L. congloba’tus]. Neither conglomerate nor compound: used of certain glands. conglomerate (kon-glom’er-at) [L. con together + glomera're to heap]. Heaped together. See gland. con glut in (kon-glu’tin). A protein from almonds and from seeds of various leguminous plants. conglutinant (kon-glu’tin-ant) [L, con glut in a’re to glue together]. Promoting union, as of the lips of a wound. conglutination (kon’glu-tin-a’shun) [L. con glut in a’‘tio]. The abnormal adherence of parts to each other. con glut in in (kon-glu’tin-in). A colloidal substance in beef-serum which has the property of causing a characteristic clumping and increased lysis of red blood-cells when treated with a heated specific hemolytic serum and fresh complement. Congo-red (kon’go-red). A red pigment turned blue by HCI: used in the study of the gastric juice.