LYMPHADENITIS

(Lat.), n. f. Li2mf(lumf)-a2d(a3d)-e:lni(e)'ti2s. Gen., -it'idos (-idis). From lymph a, lymph, and a.Srjv, a gland (see also -it is*). Fr., lymphadenite, adenite lymph at i que. Ger., Lymphdrusenentzundung. Inflammation of a lymphatic gland. [E.] L. caseosa. Of Orth, caseous degeneration of lymph glands, [a, 34.] L. flbrosa. Of Orth, induration of lymph glands caused by interstitial hyperplasia. [a, 34.] L. haemorrhagic a. Of Orth, 1. with hcemorrhage from the glandular ve els, [a, 34.] L. purulent a. L. attended with suppuration. [Orth (a, 34).] L. simplex. See L. L. typliosa. Of Orth, the acute hyperplastic inflammation of the mesenteric and ileo-caecal glands in typhoid fever, [a, 34.] Phlegmonous 1. Fr., lymphadenite phlegm one use, adeno-phlegmon, lymphadenophlegmon. See L. purulent a. Retro pubic 1. Fr., adenolymphite retro-pubienne. A 1. situated in the connective ti ue behind the pubic arch. [A. Guerin, "France me'd.," 1876, 1; "Gaz. hebd. de m6d. et de chir.,1' 1876, 9; A, 86.] Scrofulous 1. Lat., 1. scrophulosa. L. due to scrofula. [D, 48.] Tuberculous 1. Lat., I. tuberculosa. Ger., Lymphdriisentuberkulose. Tubercular degeneration of the lymph glands. [Ziegler (a, 34).] LYMPH ADENOID, adi. Li2mf-a"d'e2n-oid. From lymph a, lymph, aSriv, a gland, and eWos, resemblance. Of the nature of a lymphatic gland. [D.] [s. 681]