10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIAPYESIS»
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The Practitioner's Medical Dictionary: Containing All the ...
... vertebra. diapyema (di-ap-i-e'-mah) [&t&t through; wvow, pus: Pi., dtapyemata].
An abscess. diapyesis (di-ap-i-e'-sis) [3iA, through; wintaa, suppuration].
Suppuration. diapyetic {di-ap'-i-et'-ik) [diapyesis]. x. Promoting diapyesis or
suppuration ...
George Milbry Gould, Richard John Ernst Scott, 1919
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A Dictionary of Medical Science ...
Diapyesis or suppuration; word also employed in opposition to Myopia. Diaplasls
, de-ap'las-is (dia, plasso, to form). Conformation, reduction. Dlaplasmatlc, di-a-
plas-matfik. Name given to very small vessels which are supposed to connect ...
Robley Dunglison, Richard James Dunglison, 1893
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Vascular Interventional Radiology: Angioplasty, Stenting, ...
The endothelium also supports the recruitment and adhesion of macrophages
and their diapyesis through the endothelium into the subendothelial matrix with
the production and secretion of local cytokines (Rosenfeld 1996), these take up
the ...
L. Baert, Mark G. Cowling, 2006
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science; Containing ...
Some lexicographers use this word synonymously with Diapyesis or Suppuration
; others have employed it in opposition to Myopia. Diap lasis, (5iairAo«y, from dm,
and -Xanatti-, * to form,') Conformation, Reduction. Diaplas'mus, (ct<tx\aopo$,) ...
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New Official Vocabulary for Telegrams in Preconcerted ...
... Diasebesto Diaprure Diasémie Diaprures Diasen Diapsalma Diasena Diapsie
Diaséné Diapsorici Diasenne Diapsychon Diasericos Diapterne Diasia Diaptose
Diasie Diaptosis Diasies Diapyème Diasirmo ` Diapyesis Diasmyrne ‚ Diapyetic ...
International Telegraph Bureau, Bern, 1899
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The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
Cynoglossum majus vulgare Cynosbatos - — D. Dactylus palmula — Dnucus
crcticus - DnnluTAs. DECUBITUS. Deglutitio _ - - - Delirium - - - Depuraiio - - -
Diabetes - - - Diaphragma - - - DIAPYESIS Dictanmus albus — - Digitalis - - -
Digitus ...
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A Dictionary of Dental Science: And Such Words and Phrases ...
Dlapye'ma (diapyesis; from the, and raw, pus). Suppuration. Dlapyet'ic (
diapyeticus; from 6m, and mwya, a suppuration). mote suppuration. Dlarhm'mla (
from 6m, through, pm, I flow, and cum, blood). Thinness of the blood from
deficiency of the ...
Chapin Aaron Harris, Ferdinand James Samuel Gorgas, 1898
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A dictionary of dental science, biography, bibliography and ...
Diapyesis; from Sun, and jtuov, pus. Suppuration. DIAPYET'IC. Diapyeticus ; from
SiartvtllM, a suppuration. Medicines which promote suppuration. DIARH<E'MIA.
From «la, through, ptu, I flow, and ax/xa, blood. Thinness of the blood from ...
Chapin Aaron Harris, 1849
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
Diapyema (di-ap-i-e/ -ma/1) [(lzarri'vy/za; did, through; wi'mv, pus: pl.,
Diapyemata]. An . abscess. Diapyesis (dz'-ap-z'.-e'-sz's) [(lianfinatg; (ltd, through;
7T'f.'7](7l§, suppuration]. Suppuration. Diapyetic ((ti-ap-i-et/-ik) [diairw/rucég,
suppurating].
George Milbry Gould, 1903
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Oculo-refractive cyclopedia and dictionary
Diaphonoscopy. An instrument and method of examinatiiig tissues by
transillumination. Diaphragm. A muscular or membranous curtain, dividing two
open spaces or chambers. In the eye, the iris fulfills this description. Diapyesis.
Suppuration.
Thomas George Atkinson, 1921
