10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANIDROSIS»
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Oxford English Dictionary Additions Series
Also (now rare) anidrosis (Kink). [a. Gr. dvlSpwcn; lack of sweating, f. oi(v)-
privative prefix (see AN- 10) + $de to sweat. Cf. HIDROTIC a.] Inability (or
reduced ability) to sweat. 1743 R. JAMES Medicinal Dict. I. sig. Anidrosis, a nullity
or privation ...
J. A. Simpson, Michael Proffitt, E. S. C. Weiner, 1997
Complete congenital absence of the sweat glands, with a consequent total
anidrosis, does occur but is rare. Lesser degrees of anidrosis are common, and
are usually secondary to occlusion of the sweat ducts. Any injury to the outer
layers of ...
Symptomatic anidrosis, on the other hand, may be ascribed to functional torpor
resulting in deficient secretion without structural defects in the sweat-glands, as
found in cases of eczema, psoriasis, diabetes, and phthisis. Prognosis. — In the ...
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Diseases of the Skin with Illustrations
Diseases of the hair and the hair-follicles. 4. Diseases of the nails. 1. DISEASES
OF THE SWEAT-GLANDS ANIDROSIS Definition. — A functional disorder of the
sweat-glands in which the sweat is absent or diminished in quantity. Symptoms.
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Principles and Techniques for the Beauty Specialist
Anidrosis. An absence of sweat, due to the breakdown of the sweat glands and
congenital factors. Bromidrosis. A condition in which the sweat has a particularly
offensive odour. Miliaria. (prickly. heat). This is caused by sweat-duct blockage ...
Ann Gallant, Kathy Gillott, Jackie Howard, 1993
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Cyclopædia of the diseases of children, medical and surgical
ANIDROSIS. Derivation. — Greek a privative, and uSwp, "water." Synonymes. —
Anidrosis, Hypohidrosis. Definition. — Anidrosis is that morbid state of the skin in
which there is a total absence or quantitative diminution of the sweat effused ...
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Clinical Safety and Efficacy Testing of Cosmetics
Papa, C. M., and Kligman, A. M., Mechanisms of eccrine anidrosis. II. The
antiperspirant effect of aluminum salts, J. Invest. Dermatol., 49:139-145, 1967. 21.
Lansdown, A. B. G., Production of epidermal damage in mammalian skins by
some ...
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CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
It is responsible for the neurotoxic effects of this grass on livestock. anhidrosis (
anidrosis; adiaphoresis; isebidrosis). absence of sweating in any animal that
normally has sweat glands. See anhidrotic. anhidrotic (anidrotic; antibidrotic;
antipers ...
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The Genesis and Control of Disease
Disorders of Secretion Hyperidrosis Miliaria Anidrosis Seborrhea Sudamina
HYPERIDROSIS is a disorder of the sweat glands giving rise to excessive
sweating, which may be either general or local. The cause is unknown. Disorders
of the ...
Anidrosis at times accompanies megrim, and then usually affects the temporal
region. It may also occur in cases of sympathetic paralysis, associated with
myosis and vascular dilatation (Mobius). Cases of anidrosis have been recorded
in ...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, 1911
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANIDROSIS»
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Pop-ups purvey crafts, 'Skowhegiana'
Iver Lofving sits inside an anidrosis box at his pop-up store in the Somerset Grist Mill in Skowhegan, where for two weeks he plans to sell a ... «Press Herald, Dec 13»
