hep a to pneumonic

(hep”at-o-nu-mon‘ik). _Pertaining to the liver and lungs. hep a to portal (hep”at-o-por’tal). Pertaining to the portal system of the liver. hepatoptosia (hep’at-op-to’se-ah). Hep a top to . hep a to ptosis (hep’at-op-to’sis) [Gr ἧπαρ liver + qraots falling]. Dislocation of the liver; movable ver. hep a to pulmonary (hep’’at-o-pul’mo-na-re). lating to or affecting the liver and the lungs. hep a to renal (hep”at-o-re’nal). Pertaining to the liver and kidneys. hepatorrhaphy (hep-at-or’af-e) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver - ῥαφή suture]. The suturing of the liver. he pat or rhea (hep”at-or-e’ah) (Gr. ἧπαρ liver + ta flow]. A morbidly exce ive secretion of ile; any morbid flow from the liver. he pat or rhexis (hep’at-or-eks‘is) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + pages rupture]. Rupture of the liver. hepatoscopy (hep-at-os‘ko-pe) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + σκοπεῖν to examine]. Examination of the liver. hep a to splenitis (hcp’’at-o-sple-ni’tis). Inflammation of the liver and spleen. he pat ostomy (hep-at-os’to-me) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + στόμα mouth]. The making of an opening into the liver, as for the removal of gall-stones. hep a to therapy (hep’at-o-ther’ap-e) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + θεραπείν treatment]. Treatment of disease by the administration of raw pulped liver. Re oi oe! to thrombin (hep’at-o-throm’bin) [Gr. ἧπαρ liver + thrombin]. Wolf's name for a fibrin factor formed by the liver and existing in the blood, which unites with leukothrombin to form thrombin.