ATROPHIA

(Lat.), n. f.?)’fi2-a8,_ See ATROPHY.— A. ab alvi fluxu. Emaciation from diarrhœa. [L, 182,]—A. ablactatorum. Emaciation and diarrhoea due to weaning in infants. [Cheyne (A, 316).]—A. a crinibus. A wasting disease of infants ascribed to the presence of stiff hairs’on the back, which prick them and prevent them from sleeping. [L, 132.]—A. acuta jecinoris. See Acute yellow aTroPAY of the liver.—A. a. faseino. See A. verminosa.—A. a leucorrhœa. A, due to seminal lo es in men or to leucorrhæa in women. [L, 132. » anglica. See A. nervosa. —A. a ptyalismo. A. due to exce ive salivation. {L, 182.J—A. a sanguifluxn. A, due to continued hemorrhages. [L, 182.|—A. a vomitu [Velschius]. A. due to repeated vomiting. [L, 152.]—A. cacochymica. A. due to improper food. [M, 60.j—A. ent is linear is. See Linear ATROPHY of the skin.—A. cutis propria. See Avesmosis.—A. faclalis. See Facial arropny.—A. facial is bilateral is. See Bilateral facial atropuy.—A. famelicorum. ‘A. from lack of food. [L, 83.|—A. febrisequa. A. consequent on afever, [L, 132,]—A. glandular is. See Tapes mesenteric a.—A. in an i to rum. À. due to exce ive evacuations. (L, 83.]—A. in fan til is, A. infantum. See Tapes mesenteric a.—A. in graves cens musculorum. See Progre ive muscular ATROPHY.—A. lateral is. A. of one lateral half of the body. [L, 132.]—A. linear is. See Linear ATROPHY of the skin.—A. mesaraic a, A. mesenteric a. See Tanes mesenteric a.—A. museulorum in graves cens. See Progre ive muscular ATROPHY.—A. m ulorum lipoma tosa [Seidel]. A. of muscles with the replacement of their proper structure by fat. [L, 44.]—A. musculorum lipoma tosa pseudo hypertrophic a. See Pseudo-hypertrophic spinal PARALYSIS.—A. musculorum progrediens (seu progre iva). See Progre ive muscular aTROPHY.—A. musculorum progre iva pseudo hypertrophic a. See Pseudo per trophic spinal PARALYSIs.—A. nerve a. See Neural arropuy.—A. nervosa [Morton]. A gradual lo of flesh and strength, with aversion to food, ete., without fever, due to exposure to an unwholésome atmosphere, depre ion of spirits, ete. [L, 132.)—A. rhachitiea [F, Hoffmann]. A. due to rickets. [L, 132.] —A. scorbutic a. A form of marasmus descrihed by Will is, attributed _to-scurvy or any severe disease. te, -—A. senilis. See Senile arropHy.—A. spinal is. See Locomotor ATAXIA.—A. syphilitic a. A. due to syphilis. universal is. General ATROPBY.—A. verminosa. A. due to intestinal worms. |L, 132.J—A. virgin i an a. See 4. nervosa.— Nova a. facial is [Bergson]. See Progre ive facial ATROPHY.