10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XANTHOCHROIA»
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xanthochroia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
xanthochroia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Medical Times and Gazette
Medical Time* and Gaiettr. Oct. 1, 1670. Xanthochroia. Flavedo cutia. Maculae
lutese. Lentigo. Eyanochroia. Leukasmus. Aohroma tea albinismus. Melasma,
dermatomelasma, or melanoderma, is the name which we give to the darker
shades ...
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Lectures on dermatology; delivered in the Royal college of ...
XANTHOCHROIA. IO9 cyanochroia, or blueness of the skin, has been seen
occasionally, though rarely ; while the absence of colour, or achroma, leucasmus
or dermato-leucas- mus, is an exhaustion of pigment-formation, and is far from
being ...
William James Erasmus Wilson (sir.), 1871
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
E. B. fylor, Encyc Brit, IL 11& xanthochroia (zan-tho-kroi'a), ft. [NL., < Gr. favfldf,
yellow, + ;rpoid, the skin.] A yellow discoloration of the skin resulting from
pigmentary changes. Also xanthopathia, xanthopathy. xanthochroic (zan-tho-kro'
ik), a.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
118. xanthochroia (zen-tho-ki-oi'a), n. [NL., < Gr. favdog, yellow, + xpoui, the skin.]
A yellow discoloration of the skin resulting fi'om pigmentary changes. Also :
ranthopathia, :canthopathy. xanthochroic (zan-tho-kro'ik), a. [< manthochro-ous +
-i'c ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
113. xanthochroia (zan-tho-kroi'§i.), 11. [NL., ( Gr. $av06g, yellow, + xpoui, the
skin.] A yellow discoloration of the skin resulting from pigmentary changes. Also
ran-tliopatli-ia, mambopatliy. xanthochroic (zan-tho-kr6'ik), a. [< :canthochro-ous
+ ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1895
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Lectures on ekzema and ekzematous affections
When these discolorations are greenish in hue they become entitled to the term
chloasma ; and when their tint is yellow they constitute phakia or lentigines, or
xanthochroia. In the series of secondary lesions, however, we must confine ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
118. xanthochroia (zan-tho-kroi'ii), ». [NL., < Gr. £avf)6r, yellow, + XP0'", the 'skin.]
A yellow discoloration of the skin resulting from pigmentary changes. Also
xanthopathia, xanthopathy. xanthochroic (zan-tho-kro'ik), a. [< xantho- chro-ous +
-ic] ...
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Lectures on Ekzema and Ekzematous Affections: With an ...
When these discolorations are greenish in hue they become entitled to the term
chloasma ; and when their tint is yellow they constitute phakia or lentigines, or
xanthochroia. In the series of secondary lesions, however, we must confine ...
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Wills Eye Institute - Pediatric Ophthalmology
Symptoms. The symptoms include painless vision loss, particularly when the
disease occursatanolder age. Younger patients often present with strabismus or
xanthochroia. Rarely, patientsmanifest neovascular glaucoma and a red, painful
eye ...
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The student's guide to the practice of medicine
Thus it may be yellow or olive (Xanthochroia), as in Ephelis and Lentigo. Excess
of yellow-blue — a rare affection — is termed Cyanoehroia. 4. ARTIFICIAL
COLOURING OF THE SKIN. — Argyria or Melasma Tinctum occurs from the
prolonged ...
