... srupbu, to “ turn to stone,” to “ harden.” See Poroma.] The progress or formation of poroma, or the process by which the extremities of ... the order Ericactce. Vac-9in'i-um.* [A classical name used by Virgil for a plant now ...

... 2, 22 Aug 64 (Af) FOOT DISEASES Eccrlne poroma. A Japanese case showing melanin granules and melanocytes ... Arch Derm (Chicago) 90:400, Oct 64 Eccrine poroma. A Japanese case showing melanin granules and melanocytes ...

... ttcopom, to “turn to stone,” to “harden.” Sec Poroma.] The progress or formation of Poroma, or the process by which the extremities of ... this class are exclusively modern, there is no classical authority to which we can appeal to decide ...

... TUH) eccrine cylindroma, dermal (TUH) X CYLINDROHA eccrine poroma X SWEAT GLAND NEOPLASHS eccrine spiradenoaa X ADENOHA ... ARBOVIRUS orientind reflex (IAF) X ORIENTATION X CONDITIONING, CLASSICAL orientind reflex, innate (NEU) ♦orientinq response a ORIENTATION ...

... tumour of the testi- cle or its envelopes. POROMA, Induration. POROMPHALOCELE, Poromphalon. POROM'PHALON, Poromph'alus, Porom- ... the anatomy and structure of "i1 tt their classical composition and products, and the outlines of classification. ...

... hard tumour of the testicle or its envelopes. POROMA, Induration. POROMPHALOCELE, Poromphalon. POROM'PHALON, Poromph'alue, Porompha- ... not perceptibly changed, the history of liver dis- classical medical literature of England.—British eases is made ...

... hard tumour of the testicle or its envelopes. POROMA, Induration. POROMPHALOCELE, Poromphalon. POROM'PHALON, Poromph'alus, Porompha- ... FRENCH VERBS, 1 vol. 12mo., half bound. BAIRD'S CLASSICAL MANUAL. An Epitome of Ancient Geography, Mythology, Antiquities, ...

... hard tumour of the testicle or its envelopes. POROMA, Induration. POROMPIIALOCELE, Poromphalon. POROM'PHALON, Poromph'alus, Porompha- ... not perceptibly changed, the history of liver dis classical medical literature of Eng land.—British and Foreign ...

... Porus. A passage. Poro'sis. The formation of poroma, or the process by which the extremities of ... M. Cazeaux's Great Work on Obstetrics has become classical in its character, and almost an Encyclopaedia in ...

... or molecules of a body, poro'ma. [G. poroma, callus.] Exostosis; callus; induration following a phlegmon, poro' ...