Meaning of "clunesia" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF CLUNESIA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF CLUNESIA

Clunesia is a noun.

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CLUNESIA»

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The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...

PfilOCO'NDYLUS, (from '70, before, and xovduloq, finger). The first joint of each finger next the metacarpus, ante internodium. PROCTA'LGIA,PROCTi'TlS,(from wgux'laganua, and whys', flaim) clunesia, cysaozis. Isl-'Lamination or THE ANUS.

Bartholomew Parr, 1819

The London Medical Dictionary, Including Under Distinct ...

1. PROCO'NDYLUS, (from □apt, before, and xovJuXo;, Ji«ger). The first joint of each finger next the metacarpus, ante internodinm. PROCTA'LGIA, PROCTITIS, ( from arpx7of ,anvs, and akyo;, pain); clunesia, cj/ssotix. Inflammation' of the anus.

Bartholomew Parr, 1809

Medical lexicon

Pain in the anus : generally symptomatic of disease, as of hemorrhoids, scirrhus, Ac. PROCTALGIA, Clunesia — p. Hemorrhoidiilis, Heemorrhoit — p. Inflanimatoria, Rectitis — p. In- tertriginosa, Chafing — p. Rheumatica, Proctor- rbenma.

Robley Dunglison, 1866

The British Encyclopedia, Or Dictionary of Arts and ...

Ileus 163. Stranguria 164. Dysuria 165. Lithuriasis 166. Tenesmus 167. Clunesia 168. Cedma 169. Hysteralgia 170. Dysmenorrhea 171. Dystochia 172. Atocia 173. Priapismui 174. Psoriasis 175. Podagra 176. Osteocopus 177. Psophos 178 .

William Nicholson, 1809

A-H

... principally of the glutaai. CLUNESIA, (from xmreg, the buttocks). See PROCTALCXA. CLUPE'A, (from clypcua, a sllicld; so called from ts shape). See Asosa. CLUS. 8: CLU5. HIST. An abbreviation of Caroli Clusii rariorum Plantarum Historia.

Bartholomew Parr, 1809

A system of practical nosology: to which is prefixed, a ...

153 Mastodynia. 154 Soda. 155 Periadynia. 156 Pneumatosis. .DOLORES. 157 Cardialgia. 158 Encausis. 159 Nhosea. 160 Colica. 161 Eilema. 162 Ileus. 163 Stranguria. 164 Dysuria. 165 Lithiasis. 166 Tenesmus. 167 Clunesia. 168 Cedma .

David Hosack, 1821

The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and ...

Clunesia 168. Cedma 243. Nyctalopia 244. Henneralopia 275. Asphyxia 276. Apepsia 146. Hsernodia 169. Hysteralgia 245. Hemalopia 277. Dyspepsia 147. Odaxismus 170. Dysraenorrhaea 246. Dysicoia 278. Diaphthora 148. Otalgia 171.

William Nicholson, 1809

Elements of general and pathological anatomy

The buttock and the perinaeum. (Proctia, phyma of the ancients. Proctitis, Proctalgia and Clunesia of the nosologists. Suppuration gangreneuse of the French. Described by Pott in his 2d section on Fistula ani, p- 49. Case given by Hunter in his ...

David Craigie, 1851

The works of William Cullen: containing his physiology, ...

Spina ventosa, Boerh. 526. — Phimosis, S. gen. 22. Lin. 297- Vog. 348. Paraphimosis, Vog. 349— Proctitis, Lin. 30. Proctalgia, S. gen. 214. Clunesia, Vog. 167- (PHLOGOSIS.) 2. Phlogosis (Erythema) colore rubicundo, pressione evanescente ...

William Cullen, John Thomson, 1827

American Edition of the British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary ...

Ileus 163. Stranguria 164. Dysuria 165. Lithuriasis 166. Tenesmus 167. Clunesia 168. Cedma 169. Hysteralgia 170. Dysmenorrhea 171. Dyslochia 172. Atocia 173. Priapismus 174. Psoriasis 175. Podagra 176. Osteocopus 177. Psophos 177.

William Nicholson, 1821