ARTHRITE

(Fr.), n.. See ARTHRITIS.—A. aiguë rimitive. Acute synovitis. [L.J—A. aiguë pseudo-memraneuse. Acute synovitis with lymphy exudation. pele a: des jeunes animaux. See ARTHROCACE agniculorum.—A. génitale. Gonorrheal art a rit is.—A. herpétiqne [Bazin]. Arthritis attended with herpetic eruptions. [Jaccoud (M).|—A. noueuse. See Rheumatoid arruriris.—A. par propagation. An arthritis arising by extension of inflammation from another part, [Ollier (L, 87).J—A. plastique ankylosante. A destrucive form of arthritis followed by ankylosis. [Guelliot, “ Gaz. méd. de Paris,” 1882, p. 458 (L).|—A. rhumatismale (ou rhumatoïde) chronique. See Rheumatoid ARTHRITIS—A. sèche aiguë, A. sèche chronique [Deville]. See Rheumatoid ARTH- RITIS.—A. second a ire. See A. par propagation.—A. sous-diarthrodiale. A form of fungous arthritis in which the inflamed medulla gives rise to fleshy granulations between the bone and the ieee cartilage. [E, 24.]—A. suppurée. Purulent arthritis.