10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HELMINTHOUS»
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helminthous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Medical Science Abstracts and Reviews
Helminthous Meningitis. The greatly increased prevalence of intestinal parasites
since the war, though most pronounced in Germany, is not confined to that
country, as is shown by the recent Paris thesis of Le Courtois, who states that in
the ...
2
Living Agents of Disease
The distribution of helminthous infections depends upon the characteristics of the
environment— there must be suitable temperature, moisture, and the like, and
more particularly, the availability of appropriate hosts. Most of the cases of ...
James Thomas Culbertson,
1952
The case was then diagnosed as " helminthous meningism." Previous records of
helminthous meningism or meningitis are rather scanty in English medical
literature. However, in 1908 F. W. Higgs reported a case of toxaemia with
symptoms of ...
4
A Follow-up Study of World War II Prisoners of War
... an important part of the difference in postliberation morbidity between the two
groups requires the assumption that for many European prisoners with
tuberculosis, dysentery, helminthous diseases, malnutrition, cardiovascular
diseases, etc., ...
Bernard Milton Cohen, Maurice Z. Cooper,
1955
5
Midline Medical Dictionary
Helminthous. Wormy. Helodes. Marsh fever. Heioma. A corn; a callosity; clavus.
H. Durum, hard corn. *R>n ft^T; H. Molle, soft corn. *rj f^T; *1HH Helosis. Eversion
of the eyelids. «lfe4r Helotomy. The surgical treatment of corns.
6
Pocket Medical Dictionary
A treatise on worms. Helminthous, hel-min'-thus. Wormy. Helmitol, kel'-mit-ol.
Methylene citronate of urotropin; a urinary antiseptic. Helodes, hel-o'-det. Marsh-
fever. Heloma, hel-o'-mah. A corn on the hand or foot. Clavus. Helonin, hel-J-nin.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999
7
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... helminthic, helminthicide, helminthoid, hel- minthologist, helminthology,
helminthopho- bia, helminthophobic, helminthous, platyhel- minthes hem- (Gk.,
blood) Examine hemo-. hema-, haema- (Gk., blood) See hemo-. hemat-, haemat-
(Gk., ...
8
The Grandiloquent Dictionary - Tenth Anniversary Edition
... or obscure wording helminthophobia - The fear of becoming infested with
worms helminthous - Infested with intestinal worms hemaphobia - See
Hematophobia hematomancy - Divination using blood hematophagous - One
who drinks blood ...
9
Elements of medical zoology
... (helminthous, Req.) has great influence. Some Entozoa are indigenous to
several countries, as, for example, the Tcenia to Germany and to Holland, and
the Hoih- riocephalus to Switzerland and to Russia. (Boudin.) The Helmintha are
...
Alfred Moquin-Tandon,
1861
10
There's a Word for It (Revised Edition): A Grandiloquent ...
... 96 hecastotheism, 169 gronk, 42 heeltap, 51 grouk, 219 heliolater, 128 group
nouns, 121–23 helminthous, 110 gruzzle, 213 hematophagous, 107 gubbertush,
36 hemeralopia, 42 gubbins, 61 hemerotism, 88 gudgeon, 100 hermeneutics, ...
Charles Harrington Elster,
2005