par epigastric

(par-ep-e-gas’trik). Near the epigastrium. pare pithy mia (par’ep-e-thim’e-ah) [Gr. παρά ami + ἐπιθυμία longing]. Morbid or abnormal desires or appetites; morbid craving. paresis (par’es-is) [Gr. πάρεσις relaxation]. 1. General paralysis. See paralysis. 2. Slight or incomplete paralysis. general p. See general paralysis, under paralysis. - pare so-analgesia (par’’es-o-an-al-je’ze-ah). complete paralysis with analgesia. paresthesia, par thesia (par-es-the’ze-ah) (Gr. map a. beside + αἴσθησις sensation]. Morbid or depraved sensation; an abnormal sensation, as burning, pricking, formication, etc. Berger's p., esthesia in young persons of one or both lower imbs, accompanied by weakne , but without objective symptoms. Bernhardt’s p., numbne , pain on exertion, and hyperesthesia of the part of the thigh supplied by the external cutaneous nerve. visceral p., an abnormal sensation referred to some viscus; not a mere exce or defect of a normal visceral sensation. paresthetic (par-es-thet’ik). marked by paresthesia. paretic (par-et’ik). Pertaining to or affected with paresis. pareunia (par-u’ne-ah) [Gr. παρά beside + εὐνῇ couch]. Coitus; sexual intercourse. par hemoglobin (par-hem-o-glo’bin). hemoglobin insoluble in alcohol. par hormone (par-hor’min). Any substance, not a true hormone, having a hormone-like action. parica (par-e-kah’). | A narcotic snuff prepared from the seeds of Piptade’nia ni’ops, a tree of Brazil.. paricin (pah’ris-in). An alkaloid, ( ΗΟΝ, + 4H,O. from the bark of Cincho'’na succtru’bra. paridrosis (par-id-ro’sis) {Gr. παρά beside + 15- pwots perspiration]. Any disorder or perverted state of the perspiration. " ᾿ In- Pertaining to or A form of