CHANCRE

n. Sha2n2kr; in Fr., sha*n2kr. From cancer (q. v.). Fr., c. Ger., Schanker, -venerisches Geschwiir (2d def.). It., canchero, cancro, ulcer a venerea (2d def.), taruolo (2d def.). Sp., cancer, ulcer a venerea (2d def.). 1. As originally used, an ulcer or other lesion, especially one of a corroding character; in popular usage, the tartar on the teeth; in veterinary medicine, a carbuncle of the tongue; an ulcer of the nasal mucous membrane. 2. As now employed, an ulcer of venereal origin, recently limited by some to the initial lesion of syphilis (the syphilitic c.), by others to the non-infecting venereal sore (the simple c.), and by many applied promiscuously to either of these lesions. \Q\ L, 41.]" Celsus's c. Fr., c. de Celse [Ba er eau]. See Simple c. Cephalic c. Fr., c. cephalique. C. of the head. [G.] C. a base calleux [Rayer] (Fr.). See Syphilitic c. C.:"i bub on suppure (Fr.). A c. characterized by a suppurating bubo. [G.] See Simple c.C. acne i for me (Fr.). See C. furonculeux. C. a debut pustuleux (Fr.), C. ancien. See Simple c.C. avec callosites (Fr.). See Syphilitic c. C. bombe. See Raised indurated c. C. boutonneiix (Fr.). See C. furonculeux. C. bulbeux (Fr.). See Ulcerating syphilitic c. C. bulleux (Fr.). A variety of simple c. in which the lesion is a bleb. [L, 87, 88.] C. calleux (Fr.). See Syphilitic c.C. cephalique (Fr.). See Cephalic c. C. chronique (Fr.). See Simple c. C. creux (Fr.). An excavated c. [L, 88.] C. crouteux (Fr.). See Ecthyma to us c. C. de Celse [Ba er eau] (Fr.), C. de Galien (Fr.). See Simple c.C. de Sahara (Fr.). See Aleppo BOIL. C. desquamatif (Fr.). See Desquamative c. C. d'iiioculation (Fr.). A simple c. occurring in the neighborhood of one previously existing, due to self-inoculation. [L, 41, 87.] C. dur (Fr.). See Indurated c. C. en cocarde (Fr.). A c. having a gray centre and a red periphery, the two colors being arranged concentrically. [" Semaine md.," Dec. 19, 1888 (a, 18).] C. epithelial (Fr.). See Desquamative c.C. eros if [Fournier] (Fr.). The superficial erosion of primary syphilis. [G.] C. exulcereux [Fournier] (Fr.). See Exulcerative c.C. farcinuex (Fr.). The buttons or tumors of farcy. [L, 88.] C. fi uraire (Fr.). An elongated soft c. [L, 87.] C. folliculaire (Fr.), C. furonculeux (Fr.). A soft c. at an early stage, when it forms a button-like elevation with a whitish point at its summit. [L. 88.] C. her pet i for me (Fr.). See Herpetic c.C. hunterien (Fr.). See Hunter i an c.C. indure (Fr.). See Indurated c.C. indure bombe (Fr.). See Raised indurated c. C. indure creux. A syphilitic c. in the form of a deep ulcer. [L, 87.] C. iiidure plat (Fr.). A syphilitic c. in which the induration is of slight thickne , and causes little or no elevation above the surrounding surface. [G.] C. indure profond (Fr.). A syphilitic c. with marked induration: a Hunter i an c. [G.] C. indure recidivfe (Fr.). A syphilitic c. which after cicatrizing breaks down again. [L, 87.] C. inclure saillant (Fr.). See Raised indurated c.C. indure serpigineux (Fr.). See Serpiginous c. C. indure succe if (Fr.). A secondary syphilitic c.; one that follows a previous one. [L, 87.] C. infectant (Fr.). A syphilitic c. [L, 41, 49.] C. intertrigineux (Fr.). A syphilitic c. the contour of which is not well defined from the redne surrounding it. [L, 88.] C. larve [Ricord] (Fr.). A concealed or masked c. (e. Q., one occurring in the urethra). [G.] C. local (Fr.). See Simple c.C. mixte [Rollet] (Fr.). See Mixed c.C. mixte vaccino-syphilitique [Julien] (Fr.). See Vaccination c.C. mixte veiiereosyphilitique [Julien] (Fr.). Mixed c. as distinguished from a vaccination c. due to a combination of the vaocinal and the syphilitic viruses. [G, 84.1 C. morveux (Fr.). A nasal ulcer occurring in glanders. [L, 88.] C. mou (Fr.). See Soft c.C. mulct [RoTlet] (Fr.). A hybrid or mixed c. [G.] C. multiple herptiforme (Fr.). See Multiple her pet i form c.C. nain [Fournier] (Fr.). E, he; E2, ell: G, go; I, die; I2, in; N, hi; N, tank; [s. 202]