Mal'ta fe'ver

[Malta, an Island in the Mediterranean sea.] Rock fever, Mediterranean fever, Gibraltar fever, Neapolitan fever, undulant* fever. splitting enzyme in the saliva and pancreatic secretion which converts maltose int a dextrose. Malthus, English political economist, 1766-1834. The doctrine that population increases in geometrical progre ion; and the teaching, based upon this doctrine, that overpopulation should be prevented by sexual continence or by late marriage. of malt used as a food or a tonic. ing malt and pepsin. with a petroleum derivative. dlsaccharid formed by the hydrolysis of starch through the action of an enzyme. dlsease. m. coz'se sen i'le, senile hip-dlsease, osteoarthritis of the hip occurring in the aged, m. per'forans pe'dis, perforating ulcer* of the foot. m. vene'reum, syphilis, m. vertebra'le sub occipita'le, Rust's disease, tuberculosis of the atlas and axis and their articulations. position, after fracture or a wound of the soft parts. M. rotund i folia and M. sylvestris are sources of malvse folia (N.F.). leaves, the dried leaves of Malva sylvestris and M. no organic matter and practically no saline constituents. Used by drinking In diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and skin affections. physiological chemist, 1839-1894.] Van der Velden's test, for free hydrochloric acid: the presence of hydrochloric acid will change the color of a solution of methylene blue from violet to blue or bluish green. most marked of the lesions In a case of yaws, or frambesla. of the rounded prominences, three in number, on the cutting edge of an incisor tooth when first pierces the gum. rounded teat-Uke elevations nodulated. tions or nodules on bony and other structures. mary S87 ro large hemispherical projections situated to Mandelbaum's e superficial fascia over the pectoralls major uscle on either side of the chest; It Is rudimenry In the male. The breast Is divided by fibrous mandible id adipose septa into from 15 to 24 Irregularly mandib'ula aped lobes, each lobe having Its Independent =tlferous duct opening at the nipple. Each be Is made up of a number of lobules containing e secreting glands, the ducts of which join to mandib'ular. rm the common duct of the lobe. m. acce o'- niandib"ulopharyn'geal, i [BNA], acce ory breast, supernumerary mandib'ulum. amma. a milk-secreting gland located else- Mandl's tiere than at the normal place on the chest and isting in addition to the two usual mammse. err at'ica, a supernumerary breast aberrantly. cated, i.e. in some part other than the milk* le. m. viri'lis [BNA] male breast, one of the mandrag'ora ro, usually rudimentary, mammary glands in man. le I'mal. An animal of the cla Mammal i a. imal'gia [L. mamma, breast, + G. algos, pain.] mandrag'orine. astalgla. una'lia [L. m.am.ma, breast.] The highest cla man'drake. living organisms it includes all the vertebrate; man'drel, ilmals which suckle their young. I'mary. Relating to the breasts, m. gland, amma, breast. im'elon. Mamelon I'miform [L. mamma, breast, + form a, form.] esembllng a breast, breast-shaped. imil'la [L. dim. of mamma, breast.] i. Nipple, ipUla mammse [BNA]. i. Any nipple-like ructure. amilla'ria. See corpus mamillare; the [BNA] )elling is with one tn. I'millaiy. Relating to or shaped like a nipple. bod'ies, m. proce es, m. eminences, m. car'-. icles, m. proce es, olfactory bulbs, m. em'isnces, corpora albicantia; prominences on the ner surface of the cranium, m, proc'e es, (i) 1 old name for the olfactory bulbs; (2) projecDns from the superior articular proce es of the mbar vertebrae, m, tu'bercles, m. eminences. I'millate, mam'millated. Studded with nlpplece projections. A imilla'tion. i. nlpple-llke projection, x. lie condition of being mammillated. imiU'ifonn [L. mammilla, nipple, -1- form a, rm,] Nipple-shaped. + unill'iplasty [L. mammilla, nipple, G. pla o, form.] Thelyplasty. I'min. Trade name of an extract of cow's udder. mamma, + unit is (mam-ml'(me')tls) [L. breast, -iiis.] Mastitis.. I'mose. I Mammiform. 2. Having large breasts. imot'omy [L. tnamma, breast, G. iome, -tclslon.5 Mas to to my. aca (man-ah-kah'). Franclscea, brunfelsla, i getable mercury; the dried root of Brunfelsia pean a, a plant of Brazil lowlands; employed rheumatism and syphilis in doses of njjio-30 6-2 o) of a fluidextract. chineel'... A tree of tropical North America, ivlng a caustic sap with emetic properties. A chu'rian fever. disease superficially reseming typhus or typhoid fever, endemic in Manluria. 'cinism [L. mancus, crippled.] Left handedne . co'na bark. Erythrophleum. 'del's test [John A. Mandel, American phys logical chemist, contemporary.] For albumin: e addition of a 5 per cent, solution of chromic id will precipitate any protein present.