ANGEIONOMA

(Lat.), n. n. and f. ’- ma’ [Ist def.], -0?n’o-ma [2d def.]. Gen., angeïonom'atos (tis), -æ. From äyyeiov, a ve el (see also -oma* [ist def.]), or ayyetoy, and vous, an ulcer (2d def.). Fr., angionome. Ger., Angionom. 1. J. H. Bennett's term for angeioma (g. v.). [A, 314.) 2. Ulceration of a ve el. [A, 385.] ANGEIO! IS, ANGEIONOSOS, ANGEIONOSUS, AN- GETONUSOS, AN GET ON US US (Lat.), n’s f£. 12)-0-no'si®s, -02n'0%s-02s, -uSs(u*s), -nu?(nu)’so2s, -su*s(sus), “ Gen., angeiono's eos (-sis), -on’ost, -nu’si. From äyyeïov, a ve el (see also -osis*), and végos (Ion., voÿros), a disease. … angionose, angiose [Alibert]. - Ger., Angionose, Gefä krankheit. General terms for diseases of the ve els; in Alibert’s nosology, for all diseases having their origin in the vascular system. [A, 385.] ANGETOPARALYSIS (Lat.), n. £.?)-ji(ge%-i2)-o-pa2- (pa®}ra®l(ra>1\i2s(u®s)-i23, | Gen., angeioparalys’cos (-sis), From wey a ve el, and mapdAvors, paralysis. Vaso-motor. paralysis. ANGETOPARESIS (Lat.), u. f.?)-ji(ge?-i2)-o-patr- (pasr)'e%s-i28. Gen., angeiopare’seos (-sis). From àyyeïav, a ve el, and mdpeois, a weakening. Partial vaso-motor phy [D, 35.]