cyclencephalia, cyclencephaly

(si-klen-se-fa'U-ah, siklen-sef'S-lI) [G. kyklos, circle, enkephalos, brain.] monstrosity marked by a horseshoe fusion of the two cerebral hemispheres, often a ociated with cyclopia. 251;lic. Occurring periodically, noting especially de course of the symptoms in certain mental ffections. t. com'pound, closed-chain* comound. u. flow'er, one the leaves of which are armged in whorls, c. insan'ity, circular insanity, a jmi in which different types, such as mania and lelancholia, succeed each other, sometimes spa rated by an interval of apparent sanity; lanic-depre ive insanity, c. rom'iting, period:al vomiting.* licot'omy. Cyclo to my. lit is (si-kli'(kle')tis) [G. kyklos, circle (ciliary ody), + -it is.} Inflammation of the ciliary ody. plas'tic c, inflammation of the ciliary ody, and usually of the entire uveal tract, with fibrinous exudation into the anterior chamber nd vitreous, pure c, uncomplicated c, the is not being involved in the inflammatory roce . pu'rulent c, suppurative inflammation f the ciliary body, including usually the iris. B'rous c, simple c, serous iritis, punctate keraitis, descemetitis simple inflammation of the; iliary body without suppuration or plastic xudate. + locepha'lia, cycloceph'aly [G. kyklos, round, ephalS, head.] Cyclencephaly. lochorioiditis (si-klo - ko-re - oy - di' (de')tis) In. ammation of the ciliary body and the chorioid oat of the eye..odialysis (si-klo-di-al'i-sis) [G. kyklos, circle + miliary body), dialysis, a separating, breaking p.] The establishment of a communication beween the anterior chamber and the supra do rio i dal space in order to relieve intraocular re ure in glaucoma. + ophoria (si-klo-faw'rJ-ah) [G. kyklos, circle, hora, movement.] Hetero pho ria caused by lack equilibrium of the oblique muscles of the eye. E + o'pia [Kyklops {kyklos, circle, dps, eye,) mythological giant with one eye in the middle the forehead.] Syn ophthalmia, a congenital E efect in which the two orbits are fused into a ngle cavity containing one rudimentary eye. usually combined with cyclencephaly.;'is + oplegia (si-klo-ple'ji-ah) [G. kyklos, circle, ^'Bge, stroke.] Paralysis of accommodation, lo power in the ciliary muscle of the eye. \ ople'gic. J.. Relating to cycloplegia. 2. Anyling which paralyzes the ciliary muscle and thus le power of accommodation. A lops [see cyclopia.'\ monster with fusion of le orbits into one. o's is [G. kykloo, I whirl ound.] The movement the protoplasm and \ mtained plastids within le protozoan cell, jthymia (si-klo-thi'ml+ 1) [G. kyklos, circle, ymos, rage.] Manicjpre ive psychosis, cirilar or cyclic insanity, pecially when marked Synophthalmus, f attacks of mild form. OR Cyclops. athy'miac, cyclothy'mic. elating to cyclothymia or cyclic insanity. loto me. A delicate knife for use in cyclo to my. cyme + Dt'omy [G. kyklos, circle, tome, incision.] per at i on of cutting the ciliary muscle. + Synoo'tus [G. kyklos, a circle, ous(pt-), ear.] is. I'nium [G. kydonion, quince] The seed of ydonia cydonia the quince, employed as a smulcent.