ptyalogenic

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 20
(ti’al-o-jen’ik) [Gr. πτύαλον saliva + Ῥ., moderate ptosis of an eye, with retraction of the eyeball, miosis, and flushing of the affected side of the face, due to lesions of the cervical Ῥ. lipoma to’sis, ptosis produced sympathetic. by lipoma of the waking p. Ῥ. sympath’ica, ptosis as eeciated with miosis, vasomotor facial paralysis, and diseases of the cervical sympathetic system. visceral splanchnoptosis. ing paralysis of the upper lid on awakening from P., eyelid. morning p. Ρ., temporary γεννᾶν to produce]. Formed from or by the action of saliva; as, ptyalogenic calculus. pty a logo gue (ti-al’o-gog). ptyalolith (ti’al-o-lith). pty a lol it hi as is (ti’al-o-lith-i’as-is). of salivary calculi.
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