ENDOMETRITIS

(Lat.), n. f. Ean-do(do3)-meat(mat)-ri(re)'ti2s. Gen., endometrit'idos (-is). From iv , within, and /urjrpa, the uterus (see also -it is*). Fr., endometrite, metrite interne (ou de la muqueuse). Ger., Entziindung der Gebcirmutterinnenflache. It., endometrite. Sp.,c. Inflammation of the internal portion or lining membrane of the uterus. [A, 326 (a, 21).] Adhesive e. Fr., endometrite adhesive. Of Braun, chronic diffuse decidual e., his idea being that the cell-changes are not confined to the decidua proper, but spread to the underlying ti ue and give rise to adhesion of the placenta. [A, 15.] Catarrhal e. Fr.. endometrite catarrh ale. Ger., catarrhal is che E. E. affecting only the superficial portion of the endometrium and causing a mucous discharge. Cervical e. Lat., e. cervicis. E. limited to the neck of the uterus. Chronic diffuse decidual e. See E. decidual is chronic a diffusa. Corporeal e. E. affecting the body of the uterus. Croupous e. Lat., e. crouposa. Ger., croupose E. See Membranous e. and Diphtheritic e. Cystic e. A form of glandular e. in which retention cysts form. [Greulich (A, 319).] Decidual e. See E. decidual is. Diphtheritic e. Lat., e. diphtheritic a. Fr., endometrite diphtheritique (ou pseudo-membrane use. ou gan arene use), metro-lymph an gite. Ger., diphtheritis che E., Gebrirmviterdiphtheritis. Syn.: metro lymph an geit is, para metritis cum thrombosi vasorum lymphaticorum, phlegm one abdominal is diffusa, putrescent i a uteri [Boer]. A puerperal inflammation which may affect not only the endometrium, but also, as it generally does, the vagina, the muscular and peritoneal structures of the uterus, the ovaries, and the lymphatics and connective ti ue of the pelvis; originating almost always by diphtheritic infection of some solution of continuity in the parturient canal. [A, 57.] Di ecting e. Lat., e. di ecans. Fr., endometrite di equante. A form in which the lining membrane of the uterus is expelled, together with traces of the muscular ti ue; to be distinguished from membranous dysmenorrhoea and from the expulsion of the decidua. [Kuba ow, "Ztschr. f. Geb. u. Gyn.,1' ix. 2, p. 310: "Rev. d. sci. med.," Jan., 1885, p. 223.] E. cervical is. See Cervical e. E. cervical is granulosa. A granular inflammation of the lining membrane of the neck of the uterus, [a, 29.] E. cervicis, E. coll i. See Cervical e. E. crouposa. See Membranous e. and Diphtheritic e.E. crouposa puerperal is. Ger., crupose puerperale E. The diphtheritic e. of lying-in women. E. decidua. See E. decidual is. E. decidua catarrhal is. See E. decidual is catarrhal is. E. decidua chronic a diffusa. See E. decidual is chronic a diffusa. E. decidual is. Fr., endometrite de la caduque. An inflammation of the decidual membrane of pregnancy, affecting either the decidua uterina, the decidua reflex a, or both. E. decidual is catarrhal is. Fr., endometrite muqueuse catarrh ale, hydrorrhee des femmes enceintes. Syn.: hydrorrhoea gravid arum. A form of chronic decidual e. characterized not so much by thickening of the decidua as by a watery exudation from the decidua vera, or both that and the decidua reflex a, which may escape in gushes from time to time. [A. 61.] E. decidual is chronic a. Syn.: hyperplasia of the decidua. A generic term for e. decidual is chronic a diffusa, e. decidual is polyposa, and e. decidual is catarrhal is. [A, 61.] E. decidual is chronic a diffusa. Fr., endometrile de la caduque chronigue diffuse. A chronic proliferation of the cells of the entire decidua vera, sometimes extending to the decidua reflex a. [A. 61.] E. decidual is heemorrhagica. A form of e. met with in cholera, characterized by extravasations of blood into the endometrium. [Slavjansky, "Arch. f. Gyn.," iv, 1872, p. 293 (a, 29).] E. decidual is polyposa. Fr., endometrite polype use (ou mamelon nee, ou muqueuse). A chronic decidual e. accompanied with great thickening and the formation of vascular polypoid outgrowths. [A, 15, 61.] E. decidua tnberosa et polyposa. Fr., endometrite muqueuse mamelon nee (ou polype use, ou de la caduque avec proE, he; Ea, ell; G, go; I, die; I",. in; N, in; Na, tank; [s. 704]