CARDIO-VASCULAR

adj. Ka3rd"i2-o-va2s'ku21-a3r. From doldentraubige Gift dis tel. Syn.: Cart ham us corymbosus [LinxapSia, the heart, and vas, a ve el. Fr., cardio-vascula ire. Pernaeus], Onobroma corymbosum [Sprengel]. Brotera corymbosa taining to the heart and the blood-ve els; belonging to the vascu- Willdenow]. A perennial species of C. (2d def.), found in Europe lar system. ["Arch, de physiol. norm, et path.,11 1877 (J).] and northern Africa. The root (the xa^ai^fiav /ue'Aas of Hippo crates CARDIO ZOO TIE n. Ka3rd-i2-o-zo-o-te. From and Dioscorides) was formerly used topically in the itch and other [Piorry] (Fr.), cutaneous affections, to arrest gangrene, and for toothache. [B, (capS i'a, the heart, and fcooi/, a living creature. The presence of en- Radix car do pat i i. The root of Carlin a a caulis. tozoa in the heart. [L, 82.] 19, 180.] [B.] CARD I PERICARDITIS n. f. Ka3rd"i2 2r-i2-ka3rd- CARDOUILiA, n. In Langue doc, the Carlin a a caulis. [B, (Lat.), -pe i(e)'ti2s. Fr., card i per i car dite. See CAEDIOPERICARDITIS. 121.] [s. 89]