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ARTHROPHYMA 



Arthric {ar / -thrik') [apdpov, a joint]. Pertaining to a 

 joint. 



Arthrifluent (ar-thri-fu'-ent) [apdpov, a joint ; fluere, 

 to flow]. Applied to abscesses proceeding from a dis- 

 eased joint. 



Arthritic. (See Illus. Diet.) 2. Relating to a joint. 



Arthritis. (See Illus. Diet.) A. aberrans, retro- 

 cedent gout. A., Acute, acute joint-inflammation, 

 particularly that due to gout. Syn., A. vera. A., 

 Acute Serous, acute synovitis. A. alba. See 

 Enteritis, Pseudomembranous (Illus. Diet.). A. 

 americana. See Frambesia (Illus. Diet.). A. arthro- 

 dynia, gout. A., Asthenic, A., Atonic. See Gout, 

 Atonic. A. asthmatica, a form observed in elderly 

 persons subject to asthma, and mitigated by an attack 

 of the latter. A., Atrophic. Synonym of Charcot' 1 s 

 Joint Disease. A., Atypic, gout deviating from the 

 normal course. Syn., Anomalous arthritis. A., Blen- 

 norrhagic, gonorrheal rheumatism. A. calida, acute 

 arthritis. A., Chronic, a form in which the joints are 

 not so much affected as are other parts of the body. 

 A., Chronic Atrophic. Synonym of Charcot 's Joint 

 Disease. A., Chronic Rheumatic (Adams). See 

 Osteoarthritis (Illus. Diet.). A., Chronic Strumous. 

 See A. fungosa (Illus. Diet.). A., Diaphragmatic, 

 angina pectoris. A., Dry. See Osteoarthritis (Illus. 

 Diet.). A., Erratic, retrocedent or metastatic gout. 

 A. febricosa, a mild form attending remittent fever. 

 A. febrisequa, a form occurring as the sequel of a 

 fever. A. fixa, that confined to the joint first attacked. 

 A. frigida. See A., Chronic. A., Gelatinous. See 

 A. fungosa (Illus. Diet.). A., Gonorrheal, gonor- 

 rheal synovitis. A. hiemalis, winter gout, a form 

 occurring less frequently in summer than in other sea- 

 sons. A. hydrarthros. See HydrartJiros (Illus. 

 Diet.). A., Internal. See A., Visceral. A., In- 

 tervertebral. See Spondylarthritis (Illus. Diet.). 

 A. ischias, gout in the hip. A. larvata, A., Latent, 

 a masked form not manifested by the usual symptoms. 

 A. maxillaris, rheumatoid arthritis of the temporo- 

 maxillary joint. A., Melancholic, a mild form due 

 to debility. A.. Metastatic, Retrograde, retrocedent 

 gout. A. nodosa. See Osteoarthritis (Illus. Diet.). 

 A. planetica, retrocedent gout. A. podagra, gout 

 in the feet. A., Retrograde, suppressed gout. A. 

 rheumatismo superveniens. See Osteoarthritis 

 (Illus. Diet.). A. sicca, Arthrite seche [Fr.]. See 

 Osteoarthritis (Illus. Diet. ). A., Strumous. See A. 

 fungosa (Illus. Diet.). A., Subdiarthrodial, a form 

 of fungous arthritis in which fleshy granulations occur 

 between the bone and the cartilage of the joint. A., 

 Suppurative, arthritis attended with purulent joint 

 infiltration; purulent arthritis. Syn., Abscessus artic- 

 uli. A. syphilitica, gonorrheal rheumatism ; also 

 the nocturnal pains of syphilis. A. tabidorum 

 atrophica. Synonym of Charcot's Joint Disease. 

 A., Tuberculous, tuberculosis of a joint. A. typ- 

 ica, acute arthritis. A., Uratic. See A. urica. A., 

 Urethral, gonorrheal rheumatism. A. urica, gout 

 attributed to excessive formation of uric acid. Syn., 

 A. uratica ; Panarthritis urica: Uartliritis. A. 

 vaga, metastatic or retrocedent gout. A. venerea. 

 See A. syphilitica. A. vera. See A., Acute. A. 

 vertebralis, a breakdown of the intervertebral disks. 

 A., Visceral, gout affecting an internal organ, with 

 alternating attacks in the joints. 



Arthritolith {ar-thrit'-o-lith). See Artholith. 



Arthroarctia (ar-thro-arl/-te-ah). See Arthrosteno- 

 sis. 



Arthrobacterium (ar-thro-bah-lS-re-nw) [iptpov, 

 joint ; Bacterium']. A bacterium forming arthrospores. 

 See Bacteria, 'J able (/(Illus. Diet.). 



Arthrocace. (See Illus. Diet.) A. agniculoruri 

 a disease observed in lambs, pigs, calves, and coi 

 soon after birth and attributed to blood-poisoning fro 

 inflammation of the umbilical vein. A. coxarun 

 See Coxalgia (Illus. Diet.). A. pullorum equine 

 rum. See A. agniculorum. A., Senile, changes : 

 the joints occurring in the aged. A. vitulorum. St 

 A. agniculorum. 



Arthrocarcinoma ( ar-thro-kar-sin-o' -mah ) [apdfm 

 a joint; KapKivufia, carcinoma]. Carcinoma arlectir 

 a joint. 



Arthrocenchriasis (ar-thro-sen-kri'-as-is) [■ 



joint ; neyxpiac, like a grain of millet]. A milia; 

 eruption occurring about a joint. 



Arthrocleisis [ar-th ro-kli' -sis) \_apdpov, a joint ; k/.iiei 

 to shut]. See Arthrodesis (Illus. Diet.). 



Arthrodactylous {ar-thro-dak> '-til-us ) [apOpov, a join 

 Ja/crfAoc, a finger]. Having articulated digits. 



Arthroectasia, Arthroectasis {ar-tliro-ek-ta'-ze-a 

 -e^-ta-sis). See Arthrectasis. 



Arthrohyal (ar-thro-hi'-at). See Stylohyal (Illi 

 Diet.). 



Arthrohydrin [ar-thro-hi f -drin). See Svnovin (111 I 

 Diet.). 



Arthrolith [ar'-thro-lith) [apftpov , a joint: 



stone]. One of the free bodies which occur in joi i 

 arising from the segmentation of warty outgrowths 

 joint cartilage or of synovial membrane. Syn., 

 phyte; Aiihremphyte ; Joint-bodies ; Joint-mi\ 

 Mures articulares ; Corpora mobilia articulorum ; (I 

 pora libera articulorum; Tophus arlhrilicus. .1 

 throtophus. 



Arthrolithiasis (ar-thro-lilh-i' '-as-is) \_apdpov, a joifc 

 /.iOoc, a stone]. Gout. 



Arthrology (ar-throl'-o-je) [apBpov, a joint 

 science]. The science of joints. 



Arthromeningitis. (See Illus. Diet.) A. chron^. 

 See Hydrai-throsis (Illus. Diet. ). A. crouposa, I 

 ovitis with membranous exudate; a rare affection I 

 scribed by Bonnet. A. gonorrhceica, gonorrl 

 rheumatism. A. prolifera. See Arthritis fiaifc 

 (Illus. Diet.). 



Arthronempyesis (ar-tkron-em-pi-e'-sis). See p 

 throempyesis (Illus. Diet.). 



Arthroneuralgia (ar-thro-nu-ral'-je-ah). See T 

 thralgia (Illus. Diet.). 



Arthroparalysis [ar-thro-par-al'-is-is) [apflpov, a 111 

 paralysis']. Paralysis of a limb. 



Arthropathology (ar-thro-path-ol'-o-je) [apftpav, j jt 

 TtaVoc, disease; /.6yoq, science]. The 1 

 pathology dealing with joint-diseases. 



Arthropathy. (See Illus. Diet.) A., Ataxic i-< 

 Tabetic. See Arthropathy (Illus. Diet.). A., k- 

 tebral, arthropathy with depressions and rugcles 

 of the vertebras. 



Arthroperissia (ar-thro-per-is'-e-ali) [apftpov,* ,1 

 -tj<:naur, unusual]. An abnormal number 

 joints. 



Arthroperittia (ar-thro-pcr-it'-e-ah). 

 perissia. 



Arthrophlogosis. (See Illus. Diet.) A. defon ns 

 chronic osteoarthritis. A. externa, in 

 around a joint. A. fibrosa. See Arthritis f 

 (Illus. Diet.). A. interna, inflammation 

 joint. A. synovialis. See Synovitis (IIlu 



Arthrophlysis (ar-throf'-lis-is) [iipHpor, a joi 

 an eruption]. Gout accompanied with a 

 eruption. A. cardiaca. See Miliaria arth 

 vulgaris. See h'.czema arthriticum. 



Arthrophyma {ar-thro-fi'-mah) [iififtpov, a i 

 rj, a tumor]. A tumefaction of a joint. A 

 chondrium. See Arthritis fungosa (Illus. 



