email loid

(em'i-loyd or e-mil'oyd) [Pr. Imail, enamel, -|- G. eidos, resemblance.] A tumor arising from the enamel of a tooth. ition (em-S-na's hun) [L. emanare, to flow.] Exhalation, effluvium, ra'dium e., a lino us vapor or gas given off from radium; it )arts temporary radioactivity to other subices upon which it seems to settle like an intely fine powder; in time, as shown by the ctrum, it is converted into helium; di olved vater it generates neon, di olved in a solution;opper sulphate it generates argon and po ibly er substances. atorium (e-man-a-to'-rJ-um). An institution embolola'lia ere treatment is applied by radioactive waters the inhalation of radium and other emanaI is. embolomycotic 'sio men's ium [L.] Failure of the menstrual iction to become established. ginate (e-mar'jin-at) [L. c, out, + mar go, embolophasia je.] Nicked, with interrupted or broken rgin. embolophTasia Eula'tion. Castration., Im (em-bahm') [L. in, in, + balsamum, balem'bolus a.] To treat a dead body with balsams or h antiseptic solution to preserve it from;ay. rras gastrique (on-bS-rah' gah-strek') [Fr. gas A embarra ment.] " bilious" attack, acute; ligestion. d'. Imbed, to surround a pathological or to logical specimen with a firm but not hard dium, such as paraffin or wax, in order to ke po ible the cutting of thin sections for sroscopical examination. A slate. salt of embelic acid. 'lia (B.A.). The dried fruit of Embelia ribes i E. robusta, small trees of India anthelmintic; em'boly. doses of 5 1-4 (4.0-16.0). A embrasure Uc acid (em-be'lik as'id). yellow crystalline ffder, Ci8H2804, soluble in alcohol, obtained m embelia the ammonium salt has been given; a teniafuge in doses of gr. 3-6 (0.2-0.4) preied and followed by castor oil. Embololalia. embroca'tion ila'lia. An lie (em'bo-le) [G. emboli, insertion.] 1. eratiou for the reduction of a dislocation, a. rmation of the gastrula by invagination. 3. embryectomy [arthrosis. + ile'mia, embolae'mia [G. embolos, a plug, ima, blood.] The presence of septic emboli in circulating blood, leading to the formation embryo; pyemic absce es. Embole. I'Ua. Relating to an embolus or to embolism. il'ic. il'iform [L. embolus + form a, form.] i. Like embolus. Wedge shaped; noting the 2. embryo cardia cleus* emboli form is. ilism (em'bo-lizm) [G. embolism a, a piece or tch.] Obstruction or occlusion of a ve el by a.nsported clot or vegetation, a ma of bacteria, other foreign material, air e., the presence of bbles of air in the heart or ve els, most cominly ih the veins near the heart, the right auricle;rium) or ventricle, or in the pulmonary capilembryoc'tony ies; usually the result of a wound of one of the ge veins of the neck, bland e., simple, non embryo gen'ic, rtic e. cro ed e., paradoxical e. direct' e., occurring in the direction of the blood-current. the occurrence of fat or oil globules in:-e., embryogeny capillaries, usually the pulmonary capillaries. i 5-e., air-e. hematog'enous e., e. occurring in a pyemic lymph-e., )od-ve el. infec'tive e., e. nphog'enous e., e. occurring in a lyriiphatic embiyog'raphy 3Sel. mil'iary e., e. occurring simultaneously a number of capillaries, mul'tiple c, (i) liary e.; (2) e. caused by the arrest of a num- ber of small emboli, oil-e., fat e. paradox'ical e., plugging of a systemic artery by a ma transported from a vein through an open foramen ovale, without pa ing through the pulmonary circulation, pye'mic e., plugging of an artery by an embolus detached from an infective suppurating thrombus, ret'inal e., e. of the arteria central is retinae. ret'TO grade e., the plugging of a vein by a ma carried in a direction contrary to that of the normal blood-current, ve'nous e., retrograde e. [G. embolos, thrown in, 4- lalia, speaking.] The interjection of meaningle words in the sentence when speaking. (em"bo-lo-mi-kot'ik) [G. embolos, a + plug, mykes, fungus.] Relating to or caused by an infectious embolus. (em"bol-o-fa'zI-ah) [G. embolos, thrown in, + phasis, a saying.] Embololalia. (em"bol-o-fra'zi-ah) [G. embolos, thrown in, phrasis, phrase.] Embololalia. -f- A [G. embolos, a. wedge or stopper.] i. plug, composed of a detached clot, ma of bacteria or other foreign body, occluding a blood ve el. 2. Nucleus emboli form is. air-e., a bubble of air plugging a small ve el see air-embolism,*; bland e., a simple c, not, septic in character. cell'ular e., an e. composed of a ma of cells transported from disintegrating ti ue, fat-e., an e. of oil or fatty matter, ob'turating e., an e. completely closing the lumen of a ve el, oil-e., fat-e. li'ding or stradd'Ung e., an embolus arrested at the point of bifurcation of an artery and blocking more or le completely both branches of the ve el. Embole. (em-bra'zhur) [an opening in a wall for cannon.] In dentistry denoting an opening that widens outwardly or inwardly; that part of the inter proximate space that spreads out toward the labial, lingual, or buccal aspect. [G. embroche, a fomentation.] i. Liniment. 2. Fomentation, the application of a liniment. (em-bri-ek'to-ml) [G. embryon, embryo, -1- ektome, excision.] The operative removal of the product of conception, especially in ectopic pregnancy. A (em'bre-o, em'bri-o) [G. embryon.] i. rudiment. 2. The rudimentary plant in the seed. The impregnated ovum during its early un3. formed stages of development; in man the product of conception during the first three months of intrauterine life. (em"bri-o-kar'dJ-ah) [G. embryon, A embryo, kardia, heart.] disturbance in -trhythm, in which the heart sounds resemble those of the fetus, the first and second sounds becoming alike, the long pause being abbreviated; it is present sometimes in cases of cardiac dilatation, ju'gular e., auricular flutter. + [G. embryon, embryo, fetus, kteino, I destroy.] Feticide, taking the life of the product of conception any time before birth. embryo genet'ic [G. embryon, embryo, gennao, I produce.] Producing an embryo; -frelating to the formation of an embryo. (em-bri-oj'en-I) [G. embryon, embryo, gennao, I produce.] The origin and growth of -Ithe embryo. [G. embryon, embryo, -Igrapko, I write.] A treatise describing the formation and development of the embryo. em'bryoid. Embryonoid.