The Student's Medical Dictionary (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ...I. hemorrhage. Intraorbital (in-trah-or'-bit-al) intra, within; orbita, orbit. Within the orbit. Intraparietal (intrah-pari'-e-tal) intra, within; paries, a wall. 1. Within the wall of an organ. 2. Within the parietal region of the cerebrum, as the I. fissure. Intrapelvic (in-trah-pel'-vik) intra, within; pelvis, basin. Within the pelvic cavity. Intraperitoneal (in-tra-pcr-it-on-e'-al) intra, within; ircpiTdvatov, the peritoneum. Within the peritoneum. Intrapleural (in-trahplu'-ral) intra, within; ir?jvpd, a rib. Within the pleural cavity. Intrapolar (in-trahpo'-lar) intra, within; polus, pole. Between two poles. Intrapulmonary (in-trah-pul'-mon-a-re) intra, within; pulmo, the lung. Within the substance of the lung. Intraspinal (in-trah-spi'-nal) intra, within; spina, spine. Within the spinal canal. Intratubal (in-trahtu' bal) intra, within; tuba, a trumpet. Within a Kallopian tube. Intratympanic (in-trah-tiiupan'-ii) intra, within; tympanum, the ear drum. Within the tympanic cavity. Intrauterine ( in-trah-u'-ter-ln ) intra, within; uterus, womb. Within the uterus. Intravascular (intrah-vas'kular) intra, within; vascuhtm, a small vessel. Within the blood-vessels. Intravenous (in-trahve'-nus) intra, within;;r-ii; i vein. Within, or into the veins. I. Injection, the introduction of a solution directly into a vein. Intravesical (in-trah-ves1'ik-al) intra, within; vesica, bladder. Within the bladder. Intrinsic (in trin'-sih) intrinsecus, on the inside. Inherent; situated within; peculiar to a, part, as the I. muscles of the larynx. Intro-(in'-lro-) intra, within. A prefix signifying within. Introitus (in-tro1-it-its) inlro, within; ire, to go. An aperture or entrance. I. pelvis, the inlet of the pelvis. I. vaginae, the entrance to the vagina. Intromission ...