derm epenthesis

(der-mep-en’the-sis) (Gr. δέρμα skin + ἐπένθεσις insertion). Skin-grafting. dermic (der’mik): Pertaining to the skin, or dermis. dermis (dermis) [L.]. corium, or true skin. derm it is (der-mi’tis) (Gr. δέρμα skin + -eres inflammation]. Inflammation of the skin. derm oblast (der’mo-blast) (Gr. δέρμα skin + βλασ- τός germ]. That part of the mesoblast which develops into the true skin. der moch rome (der’mo-krém) [Gr. Btpua skin + x color]. A colored illustration of the skin or a skin disease. dermococcus (der-mo-kok’us). in the skin. dermocyma, dermocymus (der-mo-si’mah, dermo-si’mus) [Gr. dépua skin + κῦμα fetus]. A monstrosity in which one fetus is inclosed within another. dermogen (der’mo-jen). A yellow, odorle powder, a proprietary preparation of zinc peroxid: used as a stimulant and antiseptic dre ing. der mog raphia, dermo, rmographism, dermography (der-mo-gra’fe-ah, der-mog’raf-izm, der-mog’- Pte) [Gr. δέρμα skin + γράφειν to write]. A condition in which tracings made on the skin leave a distinct reddish, elevated mark. See auéographism. dermohemia, dermohsmia (der-mo-he’me-ah) (Gr. δέρμα skin + alu a blood]. Hyperemia of the skin dermoid ‘(der’'moid) (Gr. Stpua s skin + εἶδος form]. 1. Resembling the skin. 2. A form of congenital cyst, chiefly ovarian, containing hair, skin, teeth, etc.; a dermoid cyst. See cyst. implantation d., a dermoid resulting from an injury by which a portion of the epiblastic structure is driven into the body. sequestration d., a dermoid formed along the line of coalescence of the opposite halves of the body of the embryo. thy- » a tumor formed from a retention cyst of the persistent thyroid duct or of the thyrolingual duct. tubal d. See ubulodermoid. wandering d., a dermoid tumor which is found in an abnormal’ situation, and which is movable from one place to another. der moi dec to my (der-moid-ek’to-me) [dermoid + Gr. ἐκτομή excision]. Excision of a dermoid. dermo!l (der’mol). Bismuth chrysophan ate, Bi- (C,;H,O,)3Bi,0;; an amphorous yellow powder, a result of the mixture of chrysarobin and bismuth hydroxid. It is an antiseptic: used in skin diseases The skin; especially the Any coccus found