... inferior extremity of the side affected with the fissure absent or very little de- veloped. See Celosoma. Cyllum, ... body). Malformation of the abdomen, in which the fissure and eventration ... lower extremities being absent or very little developed, so that the body ...

... oppressions, distinctly marked v. Grdfe, and wide palpebral fissures, absent Mobius, slight protrusion of eyeballs, marked secretion of ... separated from the mons Veneris by a deep fissure, also fat on the outer ... trunk otherwise absent. Fig. 78.—Genitalia in Case H (Observation LI). ...

... traversed by bloodvessels, and the hair follicles are absent. Fissures may develop on the affected areas, but ulceration ... In a few instances the nails have been absent, although the nail bed and fold were ... central crack or fissure. One, several, or all of the finger nails ...

... transverse fissures, the last of which are never absent. The fissures, which often form | By the epidermis is here ...

... transverse fissures, the last of which are never absent. The fissures, which often form complete circles round the quills, ...

... the anterior fissure is said to have been absent. (The fissure was probably displaced or obliterated by the bruise.) ...

... diaphragm ; they are more compressed than usual, the fissure is absent, and the vessels enter lower down, generally at ...

... the urethra appearing at the base of the fissure; the prepuce may be absent or may be congenitally adherent to the glans ... unite with the process in question. The palpebral fissures may be continuous with ... nose.I—The nose may be absent on one side of the face alone. This ...

... inferior extremity of the side affected with the fissure absent, or very little de- veloped.—A'ogel. CYMATO' ... A malformation of the abdomen, in which the fissure and eventration extend over ... ex tremities being absent, or very little developed, so that the body ...

... inferior extremity of the side affected with the fissure absent, or very little de- veloped.—Vogel. CYMATO'DES, ... A malformation of the abdomen. in which the fissure and eventration extend over ... ex tremities being absent, or very little developed, so that the body ...