ABASIA

(Lat.), n. f. A8b(asb)-a(a3)'si2-a3. From a priv. and ftaiveiv. to walk. Lo or impairment of the power of walking. See ASTASIA-A. (in Supplement). Paroxysmal trepidant a. Astasia-a. in which walking is hindered by contradictory movements that stiffen the legs and consist of a sort of trepidation resembling that of spastic paraplegia. [P. C. Knapp, "Jour, of Nerv. and Ment. Dis.," xviii, p. 673 (a, 34).] ABAXIAL,, adj. Aab-a2x'i2-'l. See ABAXILE. ABCES A. ostopatbique. An absce due to diseased bone, [a, 18.] A. spirilla ire [Verneuil]. An absce containing spirilla from the saliva. [" Sem. m6d.," Feb. 13, 1889, p. 51 (a, 18).] ABDUCTOR A. linguae. See STYLO GLOSS US. A. pollicis bicorn is. See EXTENSOR p is metacarpi pollicis. A. pollicis brevis alter, A. pollicis intern us. The deep head of the flexor brevis pollicis. [L.] ABFEGEND For A'e Mittel substitute A'es Mittel. ABFUHREND For A'e Mittel substitute A'es Mittel. [s. 755]