ic'terus

[G. ikteros^ Jaundice, cythemolyt'ic i., i. resulting from absorption of bile produced in exce through stimulation by free hemoglobin resulting from, the destruction of red blood-corpuscles, i. febri'lis, Weil's* disease, i. gra'vis, jaundice a ociate^ with "high fever and delirium, seen in acute yellow atjophy, and other destructive diseases of the liver, i. me'las, black jaundice, a,form in which the skin a umes a dirty dark brpwn, colo'r.' i. riebnato'rum, Buhrs disease, ^Winckel's disease,' jaundice of the newborn, ped,ic'terus; }t is, either pf a mild form and temporary, physiological jaundice, or of severe, and usually.fatal forrii, due to congenital occlusion of the common bile-duct, congenital syphilitic pirrhosis. of the liver,, or septic pylephlebitis. K sypijilis. i. typhoid'es, ^cute yellow, atrophy of, the liver, infec'tious i., Weil's* disease.