MOLE

(Fr.), n. Mol. See MOLE (of the uterus). M. blanche. See Vesicular MOLE. M. charnue. See Fleshy MOLE. M. embryonnaire. Of Mme. Boivin, a ma composed of an embryo and a mole, the result of complete degeneration of one germ and partial degeneration of another. [A, 15.] M. embryon nee. See M. hydatique embryon nee. M. en grappe. See Vesicular MOLE. M. hydatique. See Vesicular MOLE. M. hydatique creuse. That one of the three varieties into which Dubois and D6sormeaux divided vesicular moles which resembles the m. hydatique embryon nee externally, but within contains nothing but liquid. [A, 15.] M. hydatique embryon nee. That one of the three varieties into which Dubois and Dsormeaux divided vesicular moles in which the vesicular formations are limited to the whole or a part of the surface of a sac that contains a foetus or distinguishable remains of one. [A, 15.] M. hydatique en ma e. That one of the three varieties into which Dubois and D6sormeaux divided vesicular moles in which the interior cavity has disappeared, and the whole ovum has become affected with the vesicular degeneration. [A, 15.] M. hydatoide. See Vesicular MOLE. M. rouge. See Fleshy MOLE. M. sanguine. See Blood MOLE. M. vascula ire. See Fleshy MOLE. [s. 16]