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(Ger.), v. intr. A%’shwe?l-Je2n, as a n,, intumescence. [M, 7. A‘n’shli?ng-e’n, To apply a 180.1 2. 4 Lx In the ASn's hwe?r-e?n. To adhere A3n/shwe?f-e2ln. To fumigate To swell; AC A Sib) N (Ger.), v. tr. ASn’shwi’n-de”ln. To make 4315. eras n. ASnz. See Ansa,—A. caudo-lenticulaire. lenticular is. The transverse A. ue transverse. colon,—A. colo-sigmoïdale. The descending colon together with the sigmoid flexure. [F. Glénard, “Lyon méd.,” Apr. 12, 1885, p. 532,|—A. cos to-sous-pylori que. That portion of the transverse colon which is situated on the right side. [F. Glénard, t. c.|--A. cubitale rficlelle interne. See Ansa nervosa cubital is superficial is intern a.—A. de la tête. See ANsa capitis.—A. de Hen See Henle’s Loop,—A. d’inflexio See Ansa terminal is.— A. du noyau lenticulaire. See Ansa lenticular is.—A. du pédoncule cérébral, A. du pied du pédoncule. See ANsA peduncular is,—A. iléo-colique. The ascending colon. [F. Glénard, L c.]}—A’s nerve uses cervicales antérieures. See ANsæ nervosæ cervicales anteriores—A's nerve uses cervicales postérieures. See Ansa nervosæ cervicales poster i ores.—A. nerve use sus-maxilla ire. See Ansa mervosa_supramaziltaris, donculaire. See Aysa lenticular is,—A. sous-pylori-cos ‘That portion of the transverse colon which is situated on the left side. [F. Glénard, l. c.|—A. term in ale. See Ansa terminal is.