or'gan

[G. organon,'] Any part of the body exercising a specific function, as of respiration, secretion, digestion, etc.; see organon. enam'el c, see enamel, end-o., see end-organ. Giraldis' 0., Jacob son's 0., etc., see the proper names, sense o., one of the organs of special sensation, such as the skin, the eyes, the ears, the nose, etc. abnormal position, situs per versus, ectopia, dystopia. calculus, splanchnolith, splanchnolite, org a no lith. description of, organogiaphy, splanchnography. development, organogenesis, organogeny, splanchnogenesis. disease, organopathy, splanchnopatliy. displacementt dystopia, ectopia, ptosis, prolapse, splanchnoptosia, visceroptosia, splanchnodiastasis. di ection, splanchnotomy. enlargement, splanchnomegaly. examination, org a nos copy, splanchnoscopy, fixation, organopexia, hardening, splanchnosclerosis, cirrhosis. hernia of, splanchnocele. mfiammation, splanchnitis, visceritis. internal, viscus. making an impre ion on, organoleptic. nomenclature, organ ony my. outer portion of, cortex, pain, splanchnodynia, splanchnalgia, visceralgia, relating to, visceral, splanchnic, organic, removal of, evisceration, science or, ^lanch no logy, organology, sheath of, capsule, softening, splanchnomalacia, vis cero malacia. transposition, situs in versus, situs trans versus, heterotaxy, heterotopia, treatment by extract of, organotherapy, opotherapy. cretion of an organic acid, especially in the stomach, o. gas'trica. to an animal or vegetable organism. 3. Organized, structural, o. chem'istry, the chemistry of compounds containing carbon, o. com'- pound, any chemical compound containing carbon. animal or vegetable. tinct but mutually dependent parts an organism. ture; an organized clot is a blood-clot in which connective ti ue and blood-ve els have formed. make.] The evolutionary development of an organ of the body. some organic acid or protein. with an organic liquid instead of water as the dispersion means. organon, organ, genests, formation of organs. genesis.