i YSTIPATHY 





CYTIN 



Cystipathy bladder ; - 



disease]. \\\y disease of the bladd 

 Cystirrhea | ...:;,' .1, a 



Sow]. Vesi irrh. 



Cyst:- 

 Cystitic i bladder]. Relating to 



ti a . bladdi iflammation]. 



idder. C, Exfoliative, that 

 he inflammatory proi 

 of the mucous mem- 

 bra t a portion <>t the 

 men i i the bladder. 

 Cystitome 

 •.oblast 

 Cystobubonocelc | " .bladder; 



lernia]. Hemia of the blad- 



Cystocarcinoma . blad- 



. a cancer]. Carcinoma with cystic 

 ration. 

 jcarp | - . a bladder; Kap 



fruit]. In I .ne sometimes applied to the 



certain a 

 Cystocel . pouch; k/'//'/, a tumor], 



A : the bladder into the vagina, pushing the 



vaginal wall through the vulvar orifice. In the 

 if cases it is a sequela of childbirth, 

 ition of the pelvic floor. It may, 

 suit from heavy lifting, etc. There is a 

 if weight, with frequent and difficult micturi- 

 protrusion between the labia. It is gener- 

 all • ted with a rectocele, and if left uncorrected 



fav if the uterus. 



Cystochondroma {sist-o-kon-dr</ -maK) \_K.vaTiq, blad- 

 der; ) hi, a tumor: pi. , Cysto- 

 .•]. A neoplasm presenting the characters 

 of both chondroma and cystoma. 

 Cystocolpitis {sist-o-kol-pi'-tis) [kinttvc, bladder; k&X- 

 . vagina]. Inflammation of both bladder and 

 ;na. 

 • ocope (sist'-o-kdp) [k/cttvc, bladder; k<5toc, a 

 v] A urethral sound, having at the proximal ex- 

 nity a plate to amplify the sound produced by 

 ical calculus. 

 Cystocy. -- ,ab idd r; kOtoc, a cell]. 

 In one of the bladderdike cells of the cys- 

 tenchym i, ai in sponges. 

 Cystodynia ih) [kuotic, bladder; bSvvr/, 



Ha. 

 Cystofibroma [sist-o-Ji-bro'-mah) \Kvartg, a bladder; 

 r; b/ia, a tumor: pl.yCystofibromata\. A 

 nting the character of both a fibroma 



Cystohemorrhagia n-or-a' -je-ah) [iiboTig, the 



. to burst]. Vesical 



Cy -- . bladder .a stone]. 



ilus. In biology, a stalked body mainly 



ite, found in the cells of 



ise of the nettle. 



C tolithiasis (sist-o-lith [tcbarig, a bladder; 



bl idder; also thatcon- 

 ' that i- ted with the pres- 



Cystolithic --.,-, bladder; Wog, a 



cal calculus. 

 Cystolutein 



iind in cysts. 

 Cystom:. ,,, /ri) ;l tumor : 



A t. "dally an ovarian 



turn y S t s . 



Cystomerocele {sist-o-mer'-o-sll} [/rfiffrec, bladder, 

 . thigh ; »>/,///, hernia]. A hernia of the bladder 



through the femoral rin<^. 

 Cystomorphous [sist-o-mor / -fits) [m'ctt/c, cyst; [to 



form], Having the form of a cyst. 

 Cystomyxoma {sist-o-miks-t/'»iak) [xixmg, a cyst; 



ur;<i, mucus; '""'", a tumor: pi., Cystomyxomata\. 



A neoplasm presenting the characters of both myxoma 



and cystoma. 

 Cystoncus (sist-ong* '-kits) [m onr, bladder ; 6}Kor f a 



swelling]. Any swelling of the bladder. 

 Cystonephrosis {sist-o-tir-fro'-sis) [n'voTiq, sac ; vt< 



kidney]. A cystic or cystomorphous dilatation of the 



kidney. 

 Cystoparalysis (sist-o-par-al' -is-is) [k'votic, bladder ; 



n'/vmc, palsy]. Paralysis of the bladder. 

 Cystopexy (sistf -o-peks-e) [/o'frr/c, bladder; ~'7iir, fixa- 



tion], Fixation of the bladder. An operation for the 



cure of cystocele, based upon the principle of the 



Alexander Adams operation. 

 Cystophotography {sist-o-fo-tog' -ra-fe) \_Krariq, the blad- 

 der; o<~.>c, light; ypd<j>eiv, to write]. Photographing 



the interior of the bladder for diagnostic purposes. 

 Cystoplastic {sist-o-plus'-/ik) [/cCkjtjc, the bladder ; 



-}nnariv y to form]. Relating to cystoplasty. 

 Cystoplasty (sisf ' -o-plas-te) [/twelve, bladder ; ■kXo.ggeiv, 



to form]. Plastic operation upon the bladder, espe- 

 cially for vesico-vaginal fistula. 

 Cystoplegia {sist-o-ple'-jc-ah) [kIotic, bladder ; irJafyfj, 



a blow]. Paralysis of the bladder. 

 Cystoptosis (sist-op-to' -sis) [/d'ffrtc, bladder ; tttuoh;, a 



fall]. The projection of some portion of the bladder 



into the urethra. 

 Cystopylometer (sist-o-pi-lom' -et-er) [k'votu;, bladder ; 



■kvAt/, gate ; fifrpov, measure] . An instrument for 



measuring any obstruction (as an enlarged prostate) 



at the entrance to the bladder; it is called also 



pylometer. 

 Cystorrhagia {sist-or-a' -je-ah). See Cystohemorrhagia. 

 Cystorrhea (sist-or-e'-ah). Same as Cystirrhea. 

 Cystorrhexis (sist-or-eks' -is) [nvariq, bladder ; p'/^ir, 



rupture] . Rupture of the bladder. 

 Cystoscope (sist'-o-skop) [Kixmc, bladder ; am-tlr, to 



examine]. An instrument for examining the interior 



of the bladder. 

 Cystoscopy (sist-os'-ko-pc) [nvarig, bladder; OKOTreiv, 



to examine]. Examination of the interior of the 



bladder by means of the cystoscope. 

 Cystospasmus {sist-o-spaz' '-mus) [kiW/c, bladder ; 



r,-nap6q, spasm]. Spasm of the bladder. 

 Cystospastic (sist-o-spas'-tik) [/iror/.c, bladder; airanri- 



n6g, pulling]. Relating to spasm of the bladder. 

 Cystostomy [sist-os'-to-me) [/cdorfc, bladder ; ar6fia, a 



mouth or opening]. The formation of a fistulous 



opening in the bladder- wall. 

 Cystotome [sisf '-'o-tom) [/rfiOTfC, bladder; repveiv, to 



cut]. A knife used in cystotomy ; also a knife used 



in rupturing the capsule of the lens in cataract- 

 operations. 

 Cystotomia [sist-o-to* '-me-ah ) [ I .. ] . Same as Cystotomy. 



C. hypogastrica. Suprapubic cystotomy. 

 Cystotomy (sist-ot'-o-me) [kicstic, bladder; tou/j, a 



cutting]. Incision of the bladder. 

 Cyte [sit) [k(itoc, a hollow]. Any cell; especially a 



nuclear cell (used mostly in composition). 

 Cythemolysis [si-lhem-ol f -is-is) [/c{iroc, cell; «///</, 



blood; Xvaiq, dissolution]. Dissolution of the cor- 



puscles of the 1)1 1 



Cytin [si'-tin) [/cvroc, a cell]. An insoluble cellular 



substance that remains in various residues of animal 

 ue from which cytoglobin has been removed. Hy 



decomposition it is changed into an albuminoid. 



