ALOPECIATUS

(Lat.), adj. _ A*la®l)-o-pe(pa)-shi*(ki?. Affected with or characterized by alopecia. |L. ALOPÉCIE (Fr.), n. A®l-o-pa-se. Alopecia due to accidental causes and including all forms except a. congenita and a. senilis. [G.]—A. cacheetique. Alopecia due to general innutrition. [G.]— A. de convalescence. Alopecia following acute febrile affections, [G.IFA. générale. See ALOPECIA universal is.—A. idiopathiqu See ALOPECIA preesenilis.—A. naturelle. A variety of alopeci including a. congenita and a..senilis. [Cazenave (G).]—A. par plaques. Alopecia affecting circumscribed areas; a term emloyed b{ Sauvages to comprise ophiasis and a. porrigineuse. Ie 17.j—À. porrigineuse. Alopecia due to pht heir i as is. [G, 17.] —A. ‘psendo-tondante. See ALOPECIA are at a.—A. syphilitique, A. vénérienue. See ALOPECIA syphilitic a.