Pachytes

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 34
(pak'-tt-ez). Thickne ; pachyblepharon. cini's Fluid. A conserving and diluting fluid used in unting the red blood corpuscles. Its composition Mercuric chlorid 2 grams; sodium chlorid 4 ms; glycerin 26 c.c; distilled water 226 c.c. To be luted with three parts of water before using. P.'s ine. See Lines, Table of. P.'s Method, a method performing artificial respiration, by forcibly drawing e shoulders upward, in the direction of the long axis the body, to expand the chest, and then relaxing. e Artificial Respiration. inian 1 pas-in' -e-an. Described or discovered by Pacini. P. odies or Corpuscles, elliptic, semi-transparent bodies, that occur along the nerves supplying the skin, especially of the hands and feet, the external genitalia, the points of the extremities, the periosteum of certain bones and many other localities in man and other mammals; the so-called Corpuscles of Vater, or Corpuscles.
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