EMPYEMA fOUS 



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F.NCFPllAI.oMAl.U 1A 



tered in children, but may occur from pleurisy, tuber 

 cul tic conditions, and infectious fevers in any 



individual. E. necessitatis, an empyema in which 

 the pus burrow: n the interscostal spaces and 



E., Pulsating, 

 tpyema attended with puis the chest-wall. 



Empyematous pus], 



i m ihe nati ted with empyema. 



Empyemic •''•'■ 



Empyes;- | purate]. A 



pustulai any tli- i irac- 



terized by lually tilling with 



purulent fluid. 

 Empyocele " pus ; >>//>-//, 



rum • \ purulei l 

 Empyomphalus : irbov, pus; 



.;] \ collection of pus at or about the 

 11.1. 

 Empyreumatic it'-ik) [ a, a live 



itained from some organic 

 i of strong heat; asanempyreu- 

 ■il. 

 Emulger.-. . i" milk out]. I. 



Draining; appli renal arteries as draining nut 



the uri' . \n emulj >el. 3. Any remedy 



that stimulates the emunctory organs. E. Veins. 

 ■;/. 

 Emulsin . to milk out], 10 



II \ ferment contained in bit- 



ter almonds. It 1- also called Synaptase. Its union 

 wil lalin forms hydrocyanic acid. See Amyg- 



Emalsio 1 1 I.. : //., Emulsion s\ See 



Emulsion [emulsio, emulsion]. Water 



r liquid in which oil, in minute subdivision of 

 d. Ihi- U. S. P. and N. F. 

 lain formulae of some 19 emu 

 Emulsionize [e-mul f -shun-tz) [emulgere, to milk out]. 

 1 into an emulsion. The pancreatic juice 

 fats. 

 Emulsive 1 -mul'-siv) [emulgere, to milk out]. Form- 

 ing or : itering into an emulsion. 

 Emunctory [e-munk 1 \ungere, to blow the 

 •ut J. 1. Excretory; excreting or re- 

 in- . te matters and waste-products, 2. Any 

 •r part that ha- an excretory or purifying func- 

 tion, as the liver, kidneys, bowel, skin, or lungs. 

 Emydin | m'-id-in) [k/ivg, the fresh water tortoise]. A 

 wh 1 substance procured from the yolk of the 

 turtles. 

 Enamel i f -el) [ME., enamaile, enamel]. 1. 

 ace of the crown of the teeth. See 

 2. A vil abstance used for painting on 

 . and for covering metals with various 

 kin 11t.il work. It is composed of color- 



onsisl of metallic oxids, fluxi 

 ritr ilicates, borates, or boro-sili- 



E.-blue. See Smalts. 



E.-cell r, E. -chisel, a dental instru- 



1 1 hisel, with a straight or oblique 



for cutting away the enamel and den- 



th. E. -column, E. -fiber, E. -prism, 



' the mi:. 1 d prisms 



osed. E. -cuticle. 

 E.-germ, an Ameloblast, q. v. 

 Enanthema 



ruption within the 



Enanthematous \: r , in; ,',,< 



mpanied 

 by 



Enanthesis [en-an' '-thesis) [kv, in ; avBeiv, to bloom]. 

 I. An eruption of the skin, not connected with an 

 internal disease, 2. An exanthematous rash. 



Enanthylic Acid (en an-thil'-ik). See Acid. 



Enantioblastous (e-nan-te-o-blas^-tus) [kvavriog, oppo- 

 ; wnn-.n , germ]. In biology, applied to the 

 embryo of orthotropous seeds when placed at the end 

 opposite the hilum. 



Enantiomorphous [en an te-o-mot^-/us)[evavriog,appo- 

 siti .form]. Similar but contrasted or reversed 



in form. Thus the two hand- are enantiomorphous. 



Enarthrodia (en-ar-thro' -de-ah). See Enarthrosis. 



Enarthrodial [en-ar-thro' '-de-al) [kv, in; ipfipov, a 

 joint]. Having the character of an enarthrosis. 



Enarthrosis [en-ar-thro' -sis) [kv, in ; &p6pov, joint]. 

 A ball and-socket joint, like that of the hip; a variety 

 1 >i diarthrosis. See Diarthn 



Enation (e-na'-shuti) [enasci, to be born]. In biology, 

 having outgrowths resulting from excessive develop 

 ment. In ethnology, maternal relationship. 



Encanthis [en-kan* -this) [kv, in; K&vdog, canthus]. 

 A reddish-colored morbid growth in the inner canthus 

 of the eye. 



Encapsulation (en-kap-su-la f -shun) [en, in ; capsula, 

 a capsule]. Fixation as in a capsule ; the absorption 

 of a bacillus in a giant cell ; the enclosure oi a for- 

 eign body in a tough sheath. 



Enceinte (on(gysantf) [Fr. , incincta, girdled]. With 

 child ; pregnant. 



Encephal [en-sef r -al). Same as Encephalon, </. v. 



Encephalalgia (,-n-st'f-al-al'-je-ah) [>';/,. o,;/,h, the 

 brain; aXyog, pain]. Pain in the head. 



Encephalatrophic | en-sef al-at-rbf f -ik\ [kytcitpaXog, 

 brain; arpoqiia, wasting]. Relating to Drain-atrophy. 



Encephalic [en-sef-al' '-ik) [/;/»' <»//,» , the brain]. Per- 

 taining to the encephalon. 



Encephalin (en-sef '-al-in) [kyKkQdhoq, the brain]. A 

 nitrogenous glucosid extracted from brain-tissue. 



Encephalion (en-sef-a' -le-on) [dim. of iyKE<baAoq , the 

 brain]. The cerebellum. 



Encephalitic (en-sef-al-if '-ik) [fy/c^a/lor, the brain ; 

 trie, inflammation]. Relating to or affected with en- 

 cephalitis. 



Encephalitis (en-sefal-i' '-tis) [ey/el^aAoc, brain; inr r 

 inflammation]. Inflammation of the encephalon ; 

 brain-fever. 



Encephalocele ( cn-scf'-al-o-sel ) [kytciipaXog, brain; 

 >>','/ r/, tumor]. A hernia of the brain through a 

 cranial fissure. 



Encephaloccele (en-sef '-al-o-sU) [.>;/, oa/or, brain; 

 i<or/ia, hollow]. A ventricle of the brain. 



Encephalodialysis | il-o-di-al f -is-is) [t 



brain; Am'/ rrrir, dissolution]. Softening of the brain. 



Encephalodynia (en-sef al-o-din' -e-ah ) [kytckipaXog, 

 brain ; bSvvt], pain]. Same as Encephalalgia. 



Encephaloid [en tef'-al-oid) [kyKktyihog, brain; 1 

 like], 1. Resembling brain-tissue. 2. Soft carci- 

 noma. See ( arcinoma. 



Encephalolith (en-sef ' -al-o-lith) [ , brain; 



'/iih,<. -tone]. A calculus of the brain ; a brain-stone. 



Encephalolithiasis (en-sef al-o-lith-V -as-is) [kyici <»//<» , 

 brain; ' formation of calculi]. The form- 



1 of brain-stones. 



Encephalology ( n •ef-al-ol'-o-j > [kynk<pahoc t brain; 

 cience]. The anatomy, physiology, and path- 

 ology of the brain. 



Encephaloma (- t , paAoc, brain; dfia, 



tumor: /•/., Encephalomata\ 1 Tumor of the brain ; 

 hen ebri. 2. Encephaloid carcinoma. 



Encephalomalacia [en tef-al-o-mal-a' '-se-ah) [h/Kf<t>a- 

 '/'!,, brain; iia'/aKia, softening]. Softening of the 

 brain substance. 



