TUSSIS

(Lat.), n. f. Tu3s(tu4s)'si's. See COUGH. T. arthritic a. Of Sauvages, a cough a ociated with and due to gout, [a, 34.] T. calculus a. Of Schenck, a cough caused by pulmonary calculi. [Sauvages (a, 34).] T. catarrhal is. Of Sauvages, a cough a ociated with laryngeal or bronchial catarrh, [a, 34.J T. clangosa, T. convulsiva. See PERTUSSIS. T. convulsiva hepatica. Of Sauvages, a cough consequent upon hepatic disorder, [a, 34.] T. feriiia. Of F. Hoffmann, pertu is. [Sauvages (a, 34).] T. gravid arum. Of Sauvages, a reflex cough due to pregnancy, [a, 34.] T. guttural is. Of Sauvages, a cough dependent upon chronic follicular pharyngitis or amygdal it is. [a. 34.] T. hysteric a. T. of hysterical origin, [a, 34.] T. met all i col arum. Of Sauvages, a cough affecting workers in metals. [a, 34.] T. rheumatic a. Of Sauvages, a cough a ociated with pulmonary inflammation and pain, [a, 34.] T. sicca. A cough without expectoration, [a, 34.] T. spasmodic a. See PERTUSSIS. T. stomachal is huniida. Of Sauvages, a moist cough following eating and due to gastric derangement, [a, 34.] T. stomachal is sicca. Of Sauvages, a dry cough following eating and due to gastric derangement, [a. 34.] T. strang ulans, T. suftbcativa. See PERTUSSIS. T. verminosa. Of Sauvages, a reflex cough caused by larvae in the bronchi, fa, 34.] T. xerolaryngosa. Of Sauvages, a cough caused by dryne of the larynx, [a, 34.] [s. 664]