vic to'rium

supposed metallic element discovere by Sir William Crookes, the existence of which however, doubtful. lal's meth'od (ve-dal') [Enule Vidal, Paris i an lermatologist, 1823-1893.] Treatment of lupus 'Tilgaris by scarification. lal's opera'tion (ve-dal') [Auguste Theodore Vidal de Ca is, French surgeon, ^803-1856.] Subcutaneous ligature of the veins for, the cure of raricocele. -, I'iau. Named after or described by Vidus Vidius, Latinized form of Guide Guidi, Italian anatouist, *i569. V. ar'tery, arteria canal is pteryjoidei. V. canal', canal is pterygoideus. V. lerve, nervus canal is pterygoidei. V. plexus, a Dlexus of the -Y. nerve aroijnid.the V. artery. V. rein, vena canal is pterygoidei. sn'na caus'tic. Pota a cum calce. V. paste, V. caustic made into a firm paste with water for;onvenience of application. irordt's hemotachom'eter (fer'ort) [Karl Vier>rdi, (Jerman physiologist, 1818-1884.] An instrument for measuring the rapidity of the 'flow Df blood in the arteries. su ens's an'nulus (vy6-son') [Raymond Vieu ens, [French anatomist, 1641—1716.] Limbus fo ae Dvalis. V.'s ansa, ansa sub clavi a. V.'s ar'teiy, i branch of the right coronary artery supplying the celltilofatty ti ue in front of the pulmonary artery. V.'s cen'trum ova'le, the white substance of each cerebral hemisphere as. seen on horizontal section made just above the level of the corpus callosum, centrumsemiovale [BNA]. V.'s. foram'ina. Thebes i an foramina, foramina* venarum minimarum. V.'s gan'glion, plexus coeliac us. V.'s isth'mus, V.'s annulus. V.'s lim'bus, V.'s annvilus. V.'s loop, V.'s ansa. V.'s ring, V.'s annulus. V.'s valve, (i) velum meduUare anterius; (2) an inconstant and insufficient valve in the large coronary vein of the heart as it widens into the coronary sinus. V.'s veins, innominate cardiac veins, the small superficial coronary veins of the heart. V.'s ven'tricle, Sylvian ventricle, fifth ventricle, ventriculus* sept i pellucid i. er'ral. Hydronal. 3I (vij'il) [L. waking.] Wakefulne , sleeple ne , insomnia, coma v., a state of muttering delirium in which the person is lethargic and partly conscious, yet never actually sleeping or completely comatose. + rilam'bulism [L. vigil, waking, ambulare, to A walk about.] condition of unconsciousne regarding one's surroundings, with automatism, resembling somnambulism but occiuring in the traking state. Agrypnia, insomnia, pervirjlance (vij'il-ans). gilium, morbid wakefulne . rin"tin or'mal [L. viginti, twenty.] One-twentieth of the normal, noting the strength of a solution. (vin-yal') [Guillaume Vignal, French jnal's cells 19th century.] Embryonal con physiologist, aective-ti ue cells a ociated with the axis cylinders of nerves in the fetus they elongate and; become curved, forming a sheath for the axis cylinder; there is one cell to each inter annular segment'; they secrete the myelin plas'ter (ve'go) [Giovanni da Vtgo, Itahan Ztfs A i46o-i534(?)-] diachylon plaster physician, mercury and eleven other ingredients, containing in the French Codex. V.'s pow'der, red official oxide of mercury. ^ ^^ Trade name of ^ a beef food-preparation.. r'oral sign (ve-goo-roo') [Auguste Vigouroux, ffouroux's neurologist, 19th century.] Charcot*- French Vigouroux sign, butt'on (ve-lar') [E. Villard, French surllafd's . Murphy's button. ")•''' _.^