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ng in J. Injec- 



jpraphy i \lympha, 



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. lymph; 

 ty, physi- 

 lymphati 



. lymph ; 



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'he lym- 



-lpillare varicosum. Synonym of 



L cavernosum. Synonym of 



1- circumscriptum. Lymphan- 



iseof the 



tai ythei irm- 



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with the 



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gradually 



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ink. I li.-v dip 



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le up of 



yom.i s; ee 







lymph; 



In 



linn of red line-- on the skin. L., Wandering, a 

 ring usually on tin- back of the hand, and 

 |uent contact with putrefying tissues. It 

 tii ular patches connected by wavy lines. 

 Lymphangoncus {lim-fan-jon* -kits) \lympha, lymph; 

 , a tumor ]. A firm swelling ol 

 the lymphatic vessels. 

 Lymphapostemat/////-/<'//-Af-/< ,/ -w,///) \lympha, Lymph ; 

 -- : //. . LymphaposUmata\. A lym- 

 phatic absi 

 Lympharia (lim \h) [lympha, lymph]. A name 



proposed for lymphatic tissue. 

 Lymphate [lim* \lympha, water]. Raving; 



htened into madness. 

 Lymphatic {lim-fat'-ik) \lymphaticus ; lympka, lymph ]. 

 Pertaining to lymph; containing or characterized by 

 lymph. L. Edema. See Lymphedema. L. Glands, 

 the glands intercalated in the pathway of the lymph- 

 atic vessels, through which the lymph is filtered. L. 

 Temperament. See Temperament. L. Vessels. 

 Lymphatics. 

 Lymphatico-sanguine [lim-faf ik « san f -gwiri) \lytn- 

 pha, lymph; sanguis, blood]. Both lymphatic and 

 nguine. Sec Temperament. 



i Lymphatics of-- Cervical and Axillary 



G L A 



I. Superior extremity of thoracic duct. 2. Its entrance at 

 the junction oi the internal jugular and left subclavian veins. 



Lymphatics {lim-faf -iks) [lympha, lymph]. The 



lymphatic vessels, including capillaries, afferent and 



Jsels, and ducts or trunks: the lvmph-ves- 



ary tubes extending to nearly every part 



'he body, fir. 1, 1 which they take up the lymph, 



forming the principal part of the absorbent system. 



rent or inferent lymphatics, those that convey 



lymph n, the lymphatic glands; efferent lymphatics, 



nducl lymph from the glands. 



