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ENTOPLASTIC 



Enteroteratoma 

 bowel; monster; bua, tumor] A solid tumor 



of the umbilicus in new-born infants, composed ol the 

 remain- of the omphalic du 

 Enterotome . bowel 



cutting]. The name ol various instruments used in 

 cutl on the intestine. 



Enterotomy • bowel 



to cut]. In anatomj ol the L 



tine. 

 Enterozoon , intestine ; ."..<"<■, an 



animal ' "' I,u ' intestine. 



Entheomam.i inspired; 



Mania in which the patient belii 

 himself to be >us insanity. 



Enthetic . to put in]. I 



du ii without: applied especial! 



ific contagious diseases. The 



list of enthi given by Dr. Hartshorne, in 



in of Medicine," is as follows : I. 



< >nly produced by contact >>r inoculation — primary 



i iuia, hydrophobia. -. < 'on- 

 by atmospheric transmission through short 

 id, varicella, measles, 

 diphtheria, scarlatina, rdtheln, mumps, whooping 

 ius, relapsing fever. 3. Endemic, occa- 

 tdemic — malarial fever, dengue, yellow 

 4. The zymotic or enthetic diseases — influ- 

 enza rospinal fever, erysipelas, puerperal fever, 

 tropica] dysentery, typhoid fever, cholera, plague. 

 Entiris ■>::. . within ; ipi$, rainbow]. The 

 uvea of the iris, forming its inner and pigmentary 

 la;. 

 Entoblast | '. ' ['■-■-. within; .V/anror, a 

 bud, germ]. In biology, the nucleolus or germinal 

 ■ a histologic cell. Cf. Endoplastule. 

 Entobliquus . within; obliquus, 

 lique]. The obliquus internus muscle of the abdo- 

 'e of. 

 Entobranchiate [en-to-brang > '-ke-at) \evt6q, within; 

 gills]. In biology, having internal or con- 

 ed branchia. 

 Entocarotid [en-to-kar-of -itt) [trnii;, within; kc 

 The internal carotid artery. See A 



Entocele | [kvr6g, within; Ki//:,, hernia]. 



Interna! hernia ias through the diaphragm) ; ectopia ; 

 morbid displacement of an internal organ. 

 Entoceliac, or Entocelian %k, or en-to- 



se'-U rithin; KoiXia, hollow]. Situated 



within a ivity or ventricle. 



Entochoroidea, 1 >r Entochorioidea [en-to- ko-roi'-d* 

 or - . .'. ithin ; like a 



'" r lining of the choroid mem- 



bl up mainly of capillaries. 



Entocinerea ,. , within ; ciner- 



••]. Cineritious or gray brain-substance sur- 

 ■ram and spinal cord. 

 Entocondylar iil-ar) \tvr6q, within; 



Pertaining to an inner condyle, 

 Entocondyle [en-to- within; K6v6v7uoq, 



a 1 An inner condyle, as of the hum* 



mur. 

 Entoconid .within; Kwvof, cone], 



ner ai* .r cusp of a lower molar 



h. 

 Entocornea within; corneus, 



horny]. That par- membrane that 



lin-'s ind adJ mea. 



Entocuneiform within ; 



i The 



Entocyte [en'-io-slt) \hvr6q, within; kvtoq, cell]. The 



contents of a cell, including nucleus, nucleolus, granu- 

 lations, etc. 



Entoderm [en f -to-demi) [evnJc, within; 6kppa, skin]. 

 Same as Endoderm. 



Entoectad [en-to-ek* -tad) [evrdc, within; ktcrdg, exter- 

 nal ; ad, to], from within outward. 



Entogastric [en-to-gas' '-trik) [p>r6q, within; yaarijp, 

 stomach]. Relating to the interior oi the Stomach. 



Entoglossal \en-to-glos' -al) [_.•' rr "< • within; yTvuaoa, 

 tongue]. Situated within the tongue. 



Entogluteus [en-to-glu-te* '-us) [cvrtfc, within; yXovrdg, 

 the rump]. The gluteus minimus muscle. See Mus- 

 cles, Tabic of. 



Entojugular Vein [en-to-ju' '-gu-lar) \kvr6q, within; 

 jugular, a little yoke]. The internal jugular vein. 

 See / in. 



Entomere [en f -to-mtr) \hvr6q, within ; (itpog, a part]. 

 In embryology, one of the cells forming the center 

 of the mass of blastomeres in the developing mam- 

 malian ovum, the outer blastomeres being called 

 ectomeres. 



Entomion [en-to* -me-on) [h'rofiq, notch]. See Cranio- 

 metric Points. 



Entomogenous [en-to-mof '-en-us) \ivrofiov, an insect; 

 yevqc, produced]. In biology, applied to fungi growing 

 upon or within insects. Cf. Entomophytous. 



Entomography [en-to-mog 1 '-ra-fe) [evro/iov, an insect; 

 ypayziv, to write]. A written treatise on insects. 



Entomology [en-to-mol'-o-je) [evrofiov, insect; Xiyeiv, 

 to speak]. That department of zoology devoted to 

 the description of insects. 



Entomophilous ( en-to-moff' '-il-us ) [evrofiov, insect ; 

 oi'f-iuv, to love]. Insect-loving or insect-attracting. E. 

 Flowers, (lowers attracting insects by their secretions 

 and thus securing cross fertilization through the insects 

 that carry the pollen to other flowers. 



Entomophytous [en-to-motf '-it-its) [>V™mr, insect; 

 '•" "'"', grown]. In biology, applied to fungi that 

 grow upon or within the bodies of insects. Cf. Ento- 

 mogenous. 



Entomosis [en-to-mt/sis) [hrrofwv, insect ; v6ooc, dis-' 

 ease]. Any disease due to parasitic insects. 



Entomotaxy [en-to-mo-taks' r -e) \_i rrounv, insect ; raftf, 

 arrangement]. The systematic preparation and 

 arrangement of insects. 



Entomotomy [en-to-mof '-o-me) \evro[iov, insect; ro/iij, 

 a cutting]. Insect anatomy. 



Entomozoaria [en-to-mo-zo-a' -re-ah) \bno}iav, an in- 

 sect; ,'<.>'r, a living being]. A type of bilateral 

 animals nearly equivalent to the Arthropoda. 



Entonia [en-to' -ne-ah) [ivrovia, tension]. Rigidity or 

 tension of a voluntary muscle; tonic spasm. 



Entonic [en-ton' -ik) [evrovia, tension]. Characterized 

 by entonia, or by violent tonic spasm. 



Entoparasite [en-to-par' '-as-it) \_£vt6q, within; iraaa- 

 aiT'n . parasite]. An internal parasite ; an entozoan 

 or entophyte. 



Entopectoralis [en-to-pek-tor-a' '-lis) \evr6q, within; 

 pectoralis, of the breast]. The pectoralis minor mus 

 cle. See Muscles, Tail 



Entoperipheral [en-to-per-if -er-at) \_h-<'>c, within; 

 irepttykpetv, to carry around]. Originating or situated 

 within, and not upon the periphery. 



Entophthalmia [en-toff-thal* '-me-ah) [evrdc, within; 

 '<", a disease of the eyes]. Inflammation ol 

 the internal parts of the eyeball. 



Entophyte n' to-fit) [evrdq, within; <pvrov, a plant]. 

 An in tenia I parasite oi vegetable nature ; as a schizo- 

 ium. 



Entoplastic [en-to-plas' -tik) [evrdq, within; ■xhaaouv, 

 to form]. Same as Endoplastic. 



