PLEURITIS

(Lat.), n. f. Plu2r-i(e)'ti2s. Gen., -it'idos (-idis). Gr., irAevpiTis (from irAevpa, the side). Fr., pleurite. Ger., P. See PLEURISY. P. carciiiomatosa. Of Mader, carcinoma of the pleura, [a, 34.] P. deform a i is. The fibre-cartilaginous thickening of the pulmonary pleura occurring in cirrhosis pul monal is. [A, 326 (a, 34).] P. duplicata. Double pleurisy. P. exquisita, P. idiopathic a. See P. vera. P. incapsulata. See Encysted PLEURISY. --P. legitim a. See P. vera. P. pericardiac a, P. per i card i i. See PERICARDITIS. P. periodic a. Of Sauvages, tertian fever accompanied by pleurodynia. [a, 34.] P. pulsans. See Puls a tiny EMPYEMA. P. sanguine a. See P. vera. P. spuria. See PLEURODYNIA. P. vera. Simple uncomplicated pleurisy. [L.] [s. 288]