tri cho bezoar

Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 36
(tri-ko-be'zor) [G. thrix(trich-), hair, -I- Pers. bezoar.'] hair-ball in the stomach. RICHOCARDIA 1043 cho cardia (tri-ko-kar'di-ah) [G. thrix, hair, + kardia, heart.] Hairy heart,* shaggy pericardium, cor hirsutum.;chocephaUasis (tri"ko-sef-al-i'a-sis). Infestation with a worm of the genus Trichocephalus. ichocephalus (tri-ko-sef'al-us) [G. ihrix(,tnch-), + A hair, kephale, head.] genus of nemaioda, parasitic in the large intestine of mammals. T. afflnis, cecum-worm, a worm parasitic in the cecum of the sheep. T. crena'tus, a species parasitic in the cecum of the dog. T. dispar, T. hom'in is, T. trichiurus. T. trichiu' us [G. thrix, hair, + our a, tail], whip-worm; a very common intestinal parasite in man, inhabiting the cecum. ichocirsus (tri-ko-sur's us) [G. thrix trich-), hair, + kirsos, varix.] Dilatation of the capillary blood ve els. ichoclasia, tri choc las is (tri-ko-kla'sl-ah, tri-koklasis) [G. thrix(,trich-), hair, -Iklasis, breaking off.] Brittlene of the hairs, trichorrhexis. i cho cryptos is ^ri-ko-krip-to's is) [G. thrix(trich-) + Any hair, kryptos, concealed.] disease of the hair-follicles. ichocyst (triTfo-sist) [G. thrix(trich-), hair, + kystis, bladder.] One of a number of plastids, derived from the nucleus, in the form of minute elongated cysts, arranged radially around the periphery of a protozoan cell, the contained fluid, when discharged, serving for offense or defense. Lchodangeitis (tri-ko-dan-je-i'(e')tis),;[G. trichodes, + capillary, angeion, ve el, -t- -it is.'\ Inflammation of the capillary bldod-ve els. i cho darter i it is (tri-ko-dar-ter-I-i'(e')tis) [G. trich+ + odes, capillary, arteria, artery, -it is.} In flamm at i on of the arterioles, tel an geit is. ichodectes (tri-ko-dek'tez) [G. thrix^trich-), hair, + A dekies, a beggar.] genus of insects parasitic on some of the lower animals. T. lat us, the doglouse. T. sphaeroceph'alus, the round-headed sheep-louse. i cho do phlebitis (tri-kod-o-fle-bi'(be')tis) [G. trich+ + odes, capillary, phlepsiphleb-}, vein, -iiis.] ' Inflammation of the venules. i cho epithelioma (tri-ko-ep-l-the-ll-o'mah) [G. thrix (trich-), hair, + epithelioma.] Benign cystic epithelioma; an epithelial neoplasm originating in the hair-follicles, t. papillo's um mul'tiplex, an eruption of papules and nodules, resembling spiradenoma, originating in the hair-follicles. I cho esthesia, tri cho aesthesia (tri-ko-es-the'zl-ah) [G. thrixitrich-), hair, -H a is thesis, sensation.] i. The sensation felt when a hair is touched. 2. A form of paresthesia in which there is a sensation as of a hair on the skin, on the mucous membrane of the mouth, or on the conjunctiva. Ichoesthesiometer, trichoaesthesiometer (tri-ko-est he-sl-om'e-ter) [tri cho esthesia -{- G. metron, measure.] A device for testing the sensibility of the scalp and other hairy parts. + ichogen (tri'ko-jen) [G. thrix (trich-), hair, gennao, I produce.] i. An agent which promotes the growth of hair. ^. Trade name of a preparation from the sebaceous glands and cholesterin, recommended to be given by hypodermic injection to stimulate the growth of hair. Ichogenous (tri-koj'en-tis) [G. thrix(trich-), hair, + gennao, I produce.] Promoting the growth of the hair, [chog lo i a (tri-ko-glosl-ah) [G. thrix(trich-), hair. + gld a, tongue.] Hairy tongue. A i cho hyaline (tri-ko-hi'al-in). substance <^i the nature of keratohyaline or eleidin, found in the hair.
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