hepatitis

(hep-at-i’tis). Inflammation of the liver. acute parenc to us h., acute yellow atrophy of the liver. chronic interstitial h., cirrhosis of the liver. h. exter’na, external h., perihepatitis. h. seques’trans, hepatitis with necrosis and disintegration of the liver ti ue. suppurative h., absce of the liver. hepatization (hep-at-iz-a’shun) [L. he’par liver]. 6 change of ti ue into a liver-like substance. h., hepatization of the lung in which the affected ti ue has a gray color. red h., a form in which the affected ti ue is red from exce of blood. yellow h., a stage in hepatization in which the exudate is purulent. hepatized (hep’at-izd). Changed into a liver-like substance. hepato- [L. he’ par; Gr. ἧπαρ liver]. A prefix denoting some relation to the liver. " hepatocele (he-pat’o-sél) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + κήλη hernia). Hernial protrusion of a part of the jiver. hep a to cho lan gio-enterostomy (hep” at-o-kolan’’je-o-en-ter-os’to-me) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + χολή bile + ἀγγεῖον ve el + ἕντερον intestine + στόμα mouth). Surgical formation of a communication between the liver ard the intestine. hep a to cirrhosis (hep”at-o-sir-o’sis) [hepato- + cirrhosis). Cirrhosis of the liver. hep a to colic (hep-at-o-kol’ik). Pertaining to the liver and the colon. hep a to cystic (hep’at-o-sis’tik). Pertaining to the liver and gall-bladder. hep a to duo den ostomy (hep”at-o-du-o-den-os’tome) (Gr. ἧπαρ liver + duodenum + Gr. στόμα mouth}. The surgical creation of an opening from the liver into the duodenum. hepatodynia (hep”at-o-din’e-ah) (Gr. ἧπαρ liver + ὀδύνη pain]. Pain in the liver. hep a to dysentery (hep’at-o-dis’en-ter-e). Dysentery duc to inflammation of the liver. hepato-enteric (hep’at-o-en-ter’ik). to the liver and intestine. hep a to gastric (hep’’at-o-gas’trik). the liver and stomach. hep a to genic, hepatogenous (hep’at-o-jen’ik, hep-at-oj’en-us) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + γεννᾶν to produce]. Produced in the liver. hepatography (hep-at-og’raf-e) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + γράφειν to write]. A treatise on the liver. hep a to he mia (hep”at-o-he’me-ah) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + alu a blood]. Congestion of the liver. hepatoid (hep’at-oid) (Gr. ἧπαρ liver + εἶδος form]. Resembling the liver in structure. hep a to lith (hep’at-o-lith) (Gr. ἧπαρ liver + Alos stone]. A gall-stone, especially one within the iver. Pertaining Pertaining to 434