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Usage examples of cystic.

Polyps, sponges, and cystic entozoa, may also be included among hermaphrodites.

POLYPI OR POLYPOID TUMORS of the uterus are of three kinds, cystic, mucous and fibrous.

The cystic and mucous varieties may spring from any portion of the mucous surface of the uterus, but they are more frequently met with growing from the mucous membrane lining the cervical canal, and pendent from the mouth of the womb, as represented in Fig.

Even in the largest cystic tumors where the development is immense, a small incision only, is made--simply sufficient to bring the walls of the tumor in view and admit, perhaps, two or three fingers.

On examination, we found a large multilocular cystic tumor, represented by Fig.

Palpation revealed a cystic immobile tumor, extending 2 inches above the umbilicus and apparently fixed by deep adhesions.

The boy had a perfect set of permanent teeth and no deformity, swelling, or cystic formation of the jaw.

The hepatic and cystic ducts were pervious and the hepatic duct obliterated.

Penrose mentions the absence of the upper two-thirds of the left ureter, with a small cystic kidney, and there are parallel cases on record.

Cholecystotomy for the relief of the distention of the gallbladder from obstruction of the common or cystic duct and for the removal of gall-stones was first performed in 1867 by Bobbs of Indianapolis, but it is to Marion Sims, in 1878, that perfection of the operation is due.

The accompanying illustration pictures an extreme ease of cystic goiter shown by Warren.

Single gene defects are known to cause several thousand different diseases, such as cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, and hemophilia.

A heart transplant is out of the question because of the cystic fibrosis.

Genes bearing significant responsibility for cystic fibrosis and breast cancer have been identified.

A few years ago he lost his daughter to cystic fibrosis and that ordeal turned him into a different person.