An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . -i(e)ti2s. Gen., -itidos (-idis). From Trepi,around, lympha-, lymph, and ayyelov, a vessel. Inflammation ofthe adventitia of a lymphatic vessel. [A, 826 (a, .34).] PERIMADAROUS, adj. Pe^r-iS-ma^da^r-us. irepinn(iu)-ii(ge)ti2s. (jren., -itidos (-idis). From wept, around, and /A^vtyf, amembrane. Fr., periyneningite. Cerebral or spinal pachymenin-gitis, [a, 34.] PERIMENrNX (Lat.), n. f. Pe»r-i2-me
An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . -i(e)ti2s. Gen., -itidos (-idis). From Trepi,around, lympha-, lymph, and ayyelov, a vessel. Inflammation ofthe adventitia of a lymphatic vessel. [A, 826 (a, .34).] PERIMADAROUS, adj. Pe^r-iS-ma^da^r-us. irepinn(iu)-ii(ge)ti2s. (jren., -itidos (-idis). From wept, around, and /A^vtyf, amembrane. Fr., periyneningite. Cerebral or spinal pachymenin-gitis, [a, 34.] PERIMENrNX (Lat.), n. f. Pe»r-i2-men(man)i2ni>x. Gen.,-iTigos (-ingis). From Trept, around, and/i^vivf, a membrane. Fr.,perim4ninge. Ger., umgebende Haut, An enveloping membrane,especially of the spinal cord. [L, 50 (a, 14).] PERIMETER, n. Per-i^meH u^r. From irepi, around, a measure. Fr., perimHre. Ger., P., Oesichtsfeldmesser(2d def.). 1. See Circumference. 2. An instrument for determin-. carmaIjTs modification of fOrsters perimeter. ing the limits of the field of vision. Forsters p. consists of a semi-circle of 12 in. radius, which is graduated on its inner surface indegrees and is fastened at its vertex to a vertical rod, so as to de-scribe a hemisphere when rotated. In the centre of this sphereshould be the nodal point of the eye to be examined. Thereis erected opposite the first rod a shorter rod, with a hollowed-out chin-rest. From this runs upward a narrow rod, bent at theend, which end stands exactly i m. below and i in. in front of thecentre of the arc of the p. To this end is fitted the lower orbitalmargin, which should also be i in. below and i in. in front of thenodal point. From the foot of this rod, and rotating around it,runs a wire bent as a quadrant, on the end of which is a .smallmovable ivory ball. This serves as the object of fixation, whileupon the arc a small white square is shoved forward from peri-phery to centre as a test-object of indirect visi
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