Hernial

sac with con- Inguinal (scrotal) hernia. Different vee of infantile tained bowel: 7, neck of hernia. sac; s, sac; 6, bowel. | retroperitoneal hernia. crural h. Same as femalk. crural h., pectineal, hernia within wai behind the femoral ve els, the tumor resting upon the pectineus muscle. cystic h. Same as cystocele. Giaphragmatic h., hernia through the diaphragm. diverticular h., the protrusion of a congenital diverticulum of the gut. encysted h., scrotal or oblique inguinal hernia in which the bowel, enveloped injits own proper sac, pa es into the tunica vaginal is in such a way that the bowel has three coverings of peritoneum. epi gastric h., a hernia through the line a above the navel. femoral h., hernia into the femoral canal. fo 1 h., hernia through the foramen of Winslow. funicular h., hernia of the umbilical or spermatic cord. Gibbon’'s h., hydrocele with large hernia. gluteal h., crural hernia. Goyrand’sh., inguinal hernia that does not descend into the scrotum. He elbach’s Ὦ., hernia with a diverticulum through the cribriform fascia. Hey’s h., encysted hernia. Holt house’s h., that which is both inguinal and femoral. Called also in gui nec rural h. incarcerated h., hernia so occluded, as to obstruct the bowel completely. incomplete h., one which has not pa ed quite through the orifice. infantile h., oblique inguinal hernia behind the funicular proce of the peritoneum. inal h., hernia into the inguinal canal. inguinal h., direct, inguinal hernia which pa es directly ‘through the abdominal wall by the internal ring. in gui no pro peritoneal h., hernia that is partly inguinal and rtly pro ritoneal Called also Kréntlein’s h Inters tit. a hernia in which a knuckle of intestine lies berizen two layers of the abdominal wall. Ὦ. of the iris, protrusion of a part of the iris. irreducible h., ernia that cannot be restored by taxis. ischiatic h., hernia through the sacrosciatic foramen. ischiorectal h., a protrusion of the abdominal viscera between fibers of the levator ani muscle. Krénlein's See in gui no pro peritoneal hk. labial h., protrusion of a knuckle of the gut into a labium majus. ugier’s h., a femoral hernia perforating Gimbernat’s ligament. Littré’s h., diverticular hernia. 1 ar h., hernia in the loin. mesenteric h., the pa age of a portion of the gut through an opening in the mesentery. me so colic h., hernia into a pouch of the me so colon. mucosal h., hernia of the mucous membrane of the intestine through an opening in the muscular coat. obturator h., protrusion through the obturator foramen. omental h., a protrusion of a knuckle of omentum. ovarian hernial protrusion of an ovary. h. par gli ement (glés-maw’). Same as sliding h. para peritoneal h., hernia of the bladder in which only a part of the protruded bladder is covered by the peritoneum of the sac. parietal h. Same as Richter'sh. pectineal h., hernia situated beneath the pectineal fascia. perineal h. Same as ischiorectal h. Petit’s h., lumbar hernia in Petit’s triangle. pro peritoneal h., hernia through the peritoneum and within the abdominal wall. reducible h., one that may be returned by manipulation. retrograde h., a hernia the sac of which contains two loops of intestine, the portion of intestine between the two loops lying within the abdominal cavity. retro peritonea h., hernia of the intestine into the duodenojejunal fo a. Richter’s h., one in which only a part of the caliber of the gut is protruded. Rokitansky’s h., protrusion of a sac of mucous membrane or of the peritoneum through separated muscular fibers of the intestine. sciatic h., hernia through the great sacrosciatic foramen. scrotal h., an inguinal hernia which has descended into " the scrotum. sliding h., slip h., slipped h., hernia of the colon in which a portion of the part is drawn into or slips into a hernial sac by the inclusion in the sac of the parietal peritoneum to which it is attached. strangula h., one which is tightly constricted and has become or is likely 437 HERPES to become sphacelated. synovial h., protrusion of the inner lining membrane through the stratum fibrosum of a joint capsule. Treitz’s h., a retroperitoneal hernia through the duodenojejunal rece . tunicary Same as mucosal hk. umbilical h., protrusion of the bowel or omentum at the navel. uterine h., hernial protrusion of the uterus. Υ͂ h., hernia into the vagina. vagi no labial hernia of a viscus into the poster en end of the labium majus; Posterior labial Velpeau’s h., femoral eernin in front of the femoral ve els. ventral through the abdominal wall. testcal Ἄ, trusion of the bladder. w.-h., a hernia in ‘which the sac contains two lope of intestine. hernia-knife (her’ne-ah-nif). A herniotome. hernial (her’ne-al). Pertaining to a hernia. herniary (her’ne-a-re). Pertaining to or a ociated with hernia. herniated (her’ne-a-ted). Afflicted with hernia. herniation (her-ne-a’shun). The formation of a hernia. hernio-enterotomy (her’’ne-o-en-ter-ot’o-me). Herniotomy conjoined with enterotomy. hernioid (her’ne-oid). Resembling hernia. herniolaparotomy (her’’ne-o-lap-ar-ot’o-me). Laparotomy for the cure of hernia. hern i ology (her-ne-ol’o-je) [hernia + Gr. λόγος treatise]. The study and science of rornias, hernioplasty (her’ne-o-plas’te). Operation for the radical cure of hernia. herniopuncture (her’ne-o-punkt-ir) [hernia + puncture). Surgical puncture of a hernia. herniorrhaphy (her-ne-or'raf-e) [hernia + Gr. ῥαφή suture]. Suture of a hernia; the radical operation for hernia. herniotome (her’ne-o-tém). on hernia. herniotomy (her-ne-ot’o-me) [hernia + Gr. τέμνειν to cut]. Kelotomy; a cutting operation for hernia. heroic (he-ro’ik) (L. hero’icus]. Severe or rash. heroin (her’o-in). A white, bitterish, crystalline powder, C,7H,;(0.0C.CH;);.NO, the diacetic acid ester of morphin. It is an anodyne and sedative, and is used in irritative coughs of phthisis and bronchitis, and in dyspnea. Dose, 74~1y gr (0.0025-0.005 gm.). Hypodermically it 1s ad in 2 per cent. solution in the same doses. h. hydro chlorid, a white, crystalline powder, used like heroin. heroinism (her’o-in-izm). heroin; heroin habit. heroin oman i a (her’o-in-o-ma’ne-ah). Heroinism. heromal (her’o-mal). A preparation of heroin and malt extract. Dose, 2 fi.dr. (8 c.c.). he romania (he-ro-ma’ne-ah). Addiction to the use of heroin. Hero phil us (her of’il-us). A Greek physician and anatomist of Alexandria, born about 344 B.C., one of the most celebrated physicians of antiquity.