Surgery, with Special Reference to PodiatryStern, Maximilian
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Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry
Stern, Maximilian
Foot -- Surgery; Surgery
+manus.+ Hand, as in manual, relating to or performed with the hands.
+marrow.+ The soft substance filling the medullary cavities and
cancellous extremities of the long bones.
+massage.+ A scientific method of manipulating the body by rubbing,
pinching, kneading, tapping, etc.
+matrix.+ The formative portion of a nail or of a tooth.
+measles.+ An acute exanthematous disease.
+medullary.+ Relating to the medulla or marrow.
+membrane.+ A layer of tissue covering a part or connecting two
structures.
+mercury. Quicksilver.+
+metastasis.+ A change in the seat of disease.
+metatarsalgia.+ Pain in the metatarsus.
+metatarsophalangeal.+ Relating to the metatarsal bones and the
phalanges.
+meter.+ Measure, as in meter, a measure of length, the equivalent of
39.3 inches.
+microbe.+ A minute one-celled microorganism.
+micrococcus.+ A genus of schizomycetes.
+microorganism.+ A minute living body.
+miliary.+ Like millet seeds, in size.
+molecular.+ Pertaining to molecules.
+molecule.+ The smallest possible unit of existence of any substance.
+morphine.+ The chief narcotic principle of opium.
+mortification.+ Death; gangrene.
+mucous.+ Relating to mucous as in mucous membrane.
+mucus.+ A clear viscid secretion of a mucous membrane, mucilagenous in
character.
+mummification.+ Dry gangrene.
+myeloma.+ A tumor due to hyperplasia of the bone marrow.
+myoma.+ A muscular tumor.
+myxoma.+ A tumor of stellate or polyhedral cells in a matrix of mucin.
+N+
+naevus (nevus).+ A congenital mark or discolored patch of the skin.
+nail (unguis).+ The horny plate covering the distal end of the terminal
phalanx of each finger and toe.
+naphthalan.+ A gelatinous mixture employed as a protective dressing in
burns and in skin diseases.
+narcosis.+ Stupor or general anesthesia produced by some narcotic drug.
+nascent.+ Beginning; incipient.
+necrosis.+ Death of a circumscribed portion of tissue.
+neoplasm.+ A new growth; a tumor.
+neosalvarsan.+ A modified salvarsan: No. 914.
+nephritis.+ Inflammation of the kidney.
+nerve.+ A whitish cord made up of nerve fibres.
+neuralgia.+ Pain in a nerve.
+neurasthenia.+ Nerve exhaustion.
+neuritic.+ Relating to neuritis.
+neuritis.+ Nerve inflammation.
+neuroma.+ Nerve tumor.
+neuron.+ Nerve cell, as in neuritis, inflammation of a nerve.
+neutralize.+ To render ineffective.
+node.+ A knob; a circumscribed swelling.
+nostrum.+ A quack remedy.
+novocaine.+ A synthetic local anesthetic.
+noxious.+ Injurious; harmful.
+nucleus.+ The essential part of a typical cell and the controlling
centre of its activity.
+O+
+obliteration.+ Extinction.
+official+ (in pharmacy). Authoritative; standard.
+oid.+ Like, as in lymphoid, resembling or like lymph.
+oil.+ A liquid of fatty consistency, insoluble in water and
inflammable. Examples: camphorated oil, carbolic oil, carron oil,
linseed oil, oil of turpentine, sweet oil, sesame oil, tar oil.
+ointment.+ A soft, fatty, medicated mixture.
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