ATROPHIE

(Fr., Ger.), n. A®-tro-fe, -fe’. See ATROPHY. emeine A. (Ger.). See General atRopuy.—Alters a’ (Ger. Senite arropny.—A. amyloide (Fr.). Atrophy due to amyloid degeneration. [Sarazin (L, 88).)—A. angibromique [Piorry] (Fr.). A diminution of the calibre of the alimentary canal. [L, 82.]—A. avec raréfaction (Fr.). Atrophy of a part without decrease in size or with increase. 41.) Cf, PSEUDO-HYPERTROPHY.—AÂ, cérébrale de Venfance (Fr.). Localized atrophy of the brain in children, described by French writers as proceeding from a variety of causes, [D, 18.1—A. congénitale (Fr.). A. from arrested _development. [Bali (L, 87).] —A. du eœur avee contraction (Fr.). A diminution of the capacity of the cavities of the heart with increase of the thickne of their walls. [Bouillaud (L, 41),}—A. du cour avec dilatation(Fr.). A diminution of the thickne of the wails of the beart with dilatation of the cavities. [Bouillaud(L, 41).] —A. du cour simple (Fr.), Diminution of the thickne of the walls of the heart without any noteworthy change in the capacity of its cavities. [Bouillaud (L, 41).]—A. du plaeenta (Fr.). See PLACENTA membranacea (2d def.).—A. granulo-protéique (Fr.). A form of a. due to the substitution of fine granular ma es in the cells. [Sarazin (L, 88).|—A. jaune aigué du foie (Fr.). See Acute yellow atropuy of the liver.—A. latérale (Fr.). See ATROpuis lateral is—A. mésentérique (Fr.), Syn.: carreau. See Tapes mesenteric a.—A. musculaire grai euse (Fr.), A. musculaire grai euse progre ive (Fr.), A. inusculaire idiopathique (Fr.), A. musculaire primitive (Fr.), A! musealaire progre ive (Fr.). See Pseudo-hyper tron hic spinal PARALYSIS.— A, musculaire progre ive, type Duchenne-Aran (Fr.), True muscular atrophy due to disease of the spinal cord. [L, 191.J—A..). See ATROPHIA nervosa, Neural ATROPHY, Neuritic ATROPHY, and Progre ive nervous ATROPHY.—A. nerve use progre ive (Fr.). See Progre ive nervous aTRopHY.—A. névrique (Fr.). See Neural ATROPHY.—A. per dégénérescence grai euse(Fr.). See Fatty arropuy.—A. par macilence (Fr.). See Simple atropuy.—A. partielle de la face [Lasègue] (Fr.). See Progre ive facial ArroPHY.—A. physio log i que (FE). Seo Physiological aTRoPHY.—A. sénile {Fr.). See Senile aTropny.--A. simple (Fr.). See Simple ATroPHY.—A. sympathique (Fr.). Acrophy of one member of a pair of organs (e. g., an eye) in consejuence of preceding atrophy of the other. [B. Ball (L 87).J— rncka’ (Ger.). Atrophy due to pre u Excentrische A. (Ger.). See Eccentric aTRoPHY.—Piidla’ (Ger.). See Infantile AT- Sone Oa eeeLey Muskela’ Ger.). See Progre ive muscular ATROPHY.