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See hymen. v. vesicae, v. vesico-urethral is. A valvular membrane found in middle-aged men at the junction of the internal portion of the urethra and the neck of the bladder. It is formed by hypertrophied prostatic fibers and fibers of the sphincter urethrae. [Lat., dim. of valva, a valve.] valvulitis (val-vul-i'tis). Inflammation of one or more of the valves of the heart. [Lat, valvula, a valvule, + it is, inflammation.] valvulotomy (val-vu-lot'o-me). The operation of incising Houston's valves of the rectum. [Lat., valvula, dim. of valve, + Gr., tome, a cutting.] valyl (val'il). Diethyl a mid of valerianic acid, aH9CON(C2H5)2. v. glycin. Cs- H7.CHNH2.CO.NH.CH2COOH, a synthetical dipeptid of amido valeric acid and glyceroll. valylene (val'il-en). A liquid hydrocarbon, C5H6. val'zin. See sucrol. acid. vanadate (van'ad-at). A salt of vanadic vanadic (van-ad'ik). Containing vanadium as a pentad radicle, v. acid. See under acid. vanadious vanadium as a(van-a'de-us). trivalent radicle. Containing vanadium (van-a'de-um). A rare element. Symbol, V. Atomic weight, 51.2. War nadis, a Scand in avian godde .]