CONDYLE

n. Ko2n'dil. Gr., KOV \OS. Lat., condylus. Fr., c. curring as a manifestation of syphilis (see C. latum), and the other Ger., C., Condylus, Knopf, Gelenkknorren, Gelenkkopf. It., con irrespective of that disease (see C. a cum in a tum). By_ some the dilo. Sp., condilo. 1. A rounded protuberance or eminence upon term is reserved for the latter affection, the former receiving other a bone for articulation with an articular surface of another bone. [G.] Cf. Papillary TUMOR. Broad c. See C. latum. 2. Loosely, any eminence on a bone. [C; L.] C. of the in designations.C. a cum in a tum. Fr., vegetation acumine. Ger., spitzes Confer i or maxilla. Lat., condylus maxillce inferipris. Fr., c. de la dylom, Papillarcondylom. It., condiloma a cum in a to. Sp., condimdchoire inferieure. Ger., Condylus des Unterkiefers. It., condilo loma a cum i no so. A fleshy excrescence from the skin or mucous dell a mascella infertore. Sp., condilo del maxilar inferior. A membrane, usually in the region of the anus or genitals, having the proce which projects upward from the posterior portion of each character of a papilloma, and most commonly caused by exposure ramus of the inferior maxilla to articulate with the anterior portion of the part to irritation from gonorrhoeal or other acrid discharges. of the glenoid fo a of the temporal bone. [L, 142.] External c. The growth is usually highly vascular, and either of a pinkish hue of the femur. Lat., condylus extern us femoris. Fr., c. externe or differing little in color from the surrounding surface. It may apdu, femur. Ger., a us serer Condylus des Oberschenkelbeins. It., pear either in the form of flat or long, narrow, isolated projections; condilo ester no del femore. Sp., condilo externo del femur. A or as soft, exuberent ma es of a tufted or filiform character; or rounded eminence on the outer side of the lower extremity of the as a fringe or crest along the folds of skin or mucous membrane femur. It is united anteriorly with the internal c., but posteriorly [G.] C. clavus. See CLAVUS. C. elevatum. it is separated by the inter condylar fo a. Its inferior surface is (Fr.,cretesdecoq).See C. a cum in a tum. C. endocysticum, C. endofolliculare. convex and covered with cartilage, and articulates with the ex- Ger., endocystisches Condylom. See MOLLUSCUM contagiosum. -C. ternal condylar surface of the tibia. On its outer surface, a little irid is. Fr., condylome de Viris. Ger., Regenbogenhautkondylom. behind the centre, is the external tuberosity. [L, 31, 142, 332.] It., condiloma dell' iride. Sp., condiloma del iris. See IRITIS gum External c. of the humerus. Lat., condylus extern us humeri. mos a.C. latum. Fr., condylome plat, papule vegetante, plaque Fr., c. externe de rhumerus. Ger., a us serer Condylus des Oberarmbeins. It., condilo ester no delT omero. Sp., condilo externo del hiimero. The epicondyle of Chau ier; the tubercular eminence on the outer side of the lower end of the humerus. It is somewhat mi piano. Broad or flat c.; a name given to a special syphilitic smaller than the internal c., is curved forward, and furnishes at manifestation upon the skin or mucous membrane, occurring part ach ment to the external lateral ligament and to a tendon of origin ticularly in regions where two surfaces lie habitually in contact of certain of the extensor and of the supinator muscles of the fore with each other, characterized by a circumscribed, grayish, usuarm. [L, 31, 142, 332.] Internal c. of the femur. Lat., conally smooth, moist elevation, and due to syphilitic infiltration of dylus intern us femoris. Fr., c. interne du femur. Ger., innerer the corium, together with hyperplasia of the papillae and epiderCondylus des Oberschenkelbeins. It., condilo inter no del femore. mis [G.] Cf. Mucous PATCH. C. of the iris. See IRITIS gumSp., condilo inter no del fe-nur. A rounded eminence upon the mos a.C. porcelaneum, C. sub cut a neum. Ger., snbcutanes inner side of the lower extremity of the femur. It is united an- Condylom. See MOLLUSCUM contagiosum. C. syph i lit i cum. See teriorly with the external c., but posteriorly is separated by the C latum C. tylus. Callosity of the hands or feet due to friction, mtercondylar fo a. Its inferior surface is smaller than that of hard labor, etc. [L, 132.] Flat c. See C. latum. Syphilitic c. the external c., convex, and covered with cartilage, and articulates See C. latum. with the internal surface of the tibia. Upon its inner surface is CONDYLOME n. Ko3na-del-om. See CONDYLOMA. C. the internal tuberosity. [L, 31, 142, 332.J Internal c. of the (Fr.), See CONDYLOMA latum. humerus. Lat., condylus intern us humeri. Fr., c. interne de de 1'iris. See IRITIS gummosa.C, plat. C. thymique. A condyloma a cum in a tum or condyloma latum Vhumerus. Ger., innerer Condylus des Oberarmbeins. It., condilo that a umes the form of a papilloma; so called because of its reinter no delV omero. Sp., condilo inter no del hiimero. A tubercular eminence upon the inner side of the lower extremity of the semblance to the flowers of thyme. [G.] humerus. It is directed backward, and furnishes attachment to CONDYLOPA (Lat), [s. 371]