fibrinogen

Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 20
and fat, which circulates In the lymph spaces, or lymphatic ve els, of the body; It consists of a clear liquid, liquor lymphm, and white cells, lymphocytes. ^. Vaccine, an'imal 1., 1., an inflammatory 1. containing little fibrin and many leucocytes, which therefore does not tend to form a fibrinous exudate or become organized. blood-1., 1. exuded from the blood-ve els and not derived from the ti ues, bo'vine 1., animal 1. coipus'cular 1., aplastic 1. euplas'tic 1., inflammatory containing much fibrin and few leucocytes, which tends to become organized, hu'manized 1., vaccine 1. derived from the human subject, in flamm'atory a yellowish usually coagulable fluid effused on the surface of an inflamed serous membrane or any wound. Koch's tuberculin. l.-cell, lymphocyte, l.-channel, the space in a 1.- node through which the lymph clrciUates. cor'puscle, lymphocyte. l.-gland, l.-node, lymphaden, lymphoglandula.* l.-scrotum, see lymph scrotum. l.-«in us, 1. space (i). l.-space (i) any cavity or circumscribed dilatation of a l.-ve el filled with lymph; (2) l.-channel. l.-ve el, lymphatic lym phang i on, vas* lymph at i cum. ti ue-1., Ijrmph, as distinguished from blood-1. vaccine 1., the dried serum from the vesicles of vaccina in the heifer (bovine 1.) or man (humanized
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