CHOLERA

(Fr.), n. Kol-a-ra3. See CHOLERA. C. algide. See Asiatic CHOLERA. C. anglaise. See Simple CHOLERA. C. as i at i que. See Asiatic CHOLERA. C. confirmed The algid stage of Asiatic cholera. [L, 41.] C. de 1'Inde. Sae Asiatic CHOLERA. C. des doigts. An ecchymosis of the palmar aspect of the fingers in leather-dre ers, often proceeding to ulceration. [L, 88.] C. des oiseaux de ba ecour, C. des poules. See Chicken CHOLERA. C. epidemique. See Asiatic CHOLERA. C. europfeen. See Simple CHOLERA. C. foudroyant. Fulminant Asiatic cholera. [L, 41.] C. herniaire [Malgaigne]. A condition sometimes arising in connection with strangulated hernia, when vomiting, diarrhoea, etc., are so severe as to simulate those of cholera. [L, 88.] C. indien. See Asiatic CHOLERA. C. infantile. See CHOLERA infantum.C.. larve. A variety of Asiatic cholera in which the initial symptoms are mild. [L, 41.] C. mitige. See CHOLERINE (3d an I 4th defs). C. morbus as i at i que (ou 6pid6mique). S?e Asiatic CHOLERA. C. morbus sporadique. See Simple CHOLERA. C. pestilentiel (ou spas modi que). See Asiatic CHOLERA. C. sporadique. See Simple CHOLERA. Kouge du c. See CHOLERA red. [s. 252]