gast ere mph rax is

(gas-ter-em-fraks’is). Same as gasterangiem phraxis. gaster hysterotomy (gas”ter-his-ter-ot’o-me) [Gr. yaornp belly + torépa uterus + τομή cut]. The cesarean operation or section; delivery of the fetus by cutting through the uterine and abdominal walls. gaster in (gas’‘ter-in). A preparation of the gastric juice of dogs: used in treatment of chyluria. gas trade nit is (gas-trad-en-i’tis) (Gr. γαστή, stomach + ἀδήν gland + -ezes inflammation). Inflammation of the stomach glands. gastralgia (gas-tral’je-ah) (Gr. yaorhp stomach + ἄλγος pain]. Pain in the stomach. appendicu- \r g., pain in the stomach due to lesion of the vermiform appendix. tralgokenosis (gas-tral-go-ken-o’sis) [Gr. yao- τήρ belly + ἄλγος pain + κένωσις emptine ]. Paroxysmal gastric pain when the stomach is empty, and which is easily relieved by taking food. | gast ran eur i a (gas-trah-nu’re-ah) (Gr. γαστήρ stomach + a neg. + νεῦρον nerve]. Impaired nervous tone of the stomach. gast ras then i a (gas-tras-the’ne-ah).[Gr. γαστήρ stomach + asthenia]. A feeble or weak state of the functions of the stomach. gastratrophia (gas-trat-ro’fe-ah) (Gr. γαστήρ stomach + drpogla atrophy]. Atrophy of the stomach. gastrectasia, trectasis (gas-trek-ta’ze-ah, gas-trek’ta-sis) (cr. “αστήρ stomach + ἕκτασις stretching]. Dilatation of the stomach. gastrectomy (gas-trek’to-me) (Gr. γαστήρ stomach + & out + τομή cut]. The cutting out or removal of any part of the stomach. gast rectos is (gas-trek-to’sis). Gastrectasia. gastric (gas’trik) [L. ges’tricus; Gr. γαστήρ stomach]. Pertaining to the stomach. gastric in (gas’tris-in). A proprietary digestant preparation. gastric ism (gas’tris-izm). Any gastric disorder, such as dyspepsia or indigestion. gastrin (gas’trin) [Gr. γαστήρ stomach]. Edkin’s name for a supposed substance existing in the gastric mucous membrane and having the power of exciting the secretion of gastric juice. gastrine (gas‘trin). A therapeutic extract of the stomach of the ox or of the dog. gastritic (gas-trit’ik). Pertaining to or affected with gastritis. gastritis (gastritis) (Gr. γαστήρ stomach]. Inflammation of the stomach. atrophic g., chronic gastritis with atrophy (of the mucous membrane and glands. catarrhal g., inflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach, with hypertrophy of the membrane, secretion of an exce ive quantity of mucus, and alteration of the gastric juice. The condition is marked by lo of appetite, nausea, pain, vomiting, and tympanic distention of the stomach. follicular g.,_inflammation of the glands of the stomach. hyrtrophic g., gastritis with infiltration and enlargement of the glands. mycotic g., gastritis caused by fungi. phlegmonous g., a variety with absce es in the stomach-walls. polypous g., hypertrophic gastritis with polypus-like projections into the stomach. seudomembranous g., a variety in which false membranes occur in patches within the stomach. gastro- (Gr. γαστήρ stomach]. A prefix denoting some relation to the stomach. gastro- ς (gas tro-ad-in-am’ik). by an adynamic condition of the stomach. gastro-anastomosis = (gas”tro-an-as-to-mo’sis). Same as gas trog a str ostomy. gastro-atonia (gas’tro-at-o’ne-ah). Atony of the stomach. Marked