ANGEIOPATHICUS

(Lat.), adj.?-i2)-o-path- (patthyitk-u (uts). Fr.,an gio path i que. Ger.,angiopathisch. Af- ‘ected with or dependent on angeiopathia. [M, 13.] ANGEIOPHOROUS, adj. A?n-ji?-02f/o?r-u3s. From ayyetov, a ve el, and ¢opds (from ¢épev), peers Fr., angiophore. Accompanying and sustaining the ve els in the pa age from one organ or structure to another (said of ti ue). [A, 385.] ANGEIOPLANIA (Lat.), n. f.?)-ji(ge?-i2)-0-pla(platyni2-a8, From dyyetov, a ve el, and wAdvy, a wandering. Fr., an- Gludset Ger., Angioplanie. An abnormity in the course of a ve el. [A, 385. ANGEIOPLANICUS (Lat.), adj.?) digo it)-o-plat a- (pla>n)'i?k-u3s(u*s). Pertaining to angeioplania. [M, 13.] ANGEIOPLASTIC, adj. A‘%n-ji?-o-pla’s’ti#k. From dyyetov, a ve el, and wAdgceyv, to form. Fr., an gio plastique. Syn.: vas if active. Pertaining to’a ti ue which forms blood-ve els. [* Quart. Jour. of Mier. Sci.,” 1880, p. 307 (J).) ANGEIOPLEGMUS (Lat.), n. m. A?n(a%n2)-ji(ge?-i2)-o-ple2g’- muSs(muts), From ayyelov,a ve el, and xAéypa (from xAéxew, to twine or twist), an entangling. See ANGRIOPLOCE. ANGEIOPLEROSIS (Lat.),n.f.?)-ji(ge?-i2)-o-ple(pla)- ro’sis. Gen., angeioplero’seos (-sis). From äyyeiov, a ve el, and mAñpwors, repletion. Fr., angioplérose. Ger., Gefä überfüllung. It., angiopterosi. Vascular engorgement. [M, 13. ANGEIOPLEROTICUS (Lat.), Bx AMn(asn? ‘s). Pertaining to angeioplerosis. [M, ANGEIOPLOCE (Lat.), n. f.?)-ji(ge?-i2)-02p/lo-se(ka). prone From éyyeiov, a ve el, and wAox#, a twining or plaiting. Fr., angioploce. Ger., Angioptoke, Gefä durchschlingung. Syn.: per plication. A proce levised ya Stilling for arresting heemorrhage from divided arteries. @ ve el having been carefully isolated, it was pierced with a small knife at a distance of at least twice its diameter from its cut end, and the latter was then pushed through the hole with a forceps. The method proved to be tedious and difficult, as well as somewhat insecure, and was soon given up. {Wolzendorff (A, 819).]