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Definition of lymph
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lymph is as below...
Lymph (n.) A
fibrinous
material
exuded
from the blood
vessels
in
inflammation.
In the
process
of
healing
it is
either
absorbed,
or is
converted
into
connective
tissue
binding
the
inflamed
surfaces
together..
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Pericellular
::
Pericellular
(a.)
Surrounding
a cell; as, the
pericellular
lymph
spaces
surrounding
ganglion
cells..
Lymphated
::
Lymphated
(a.)
Frightened
into
madness;
raving.
Perivascular
::
Perivascular
(a.)
Around
the blood
vessels;
as,
perivascular
lymphatics..
Lymphogenic
::
Lymphogenic
(a.)
Connected
with, or
formed
in, the
lymphatic
glands..
Lymphadenoma
::
Lymphadenoma
(n.) See
Lymphoma.
Cytoid
::
Cytoid
(a.)
Cell-like;
--
applied
to the
corpuscles
of
lymph,
blood,
chyle,
etc..
Lymph
::
Lymph (n.) A
spring
of
water;
hence,
water,
or a pure,
transparent
liquid
like
water..
Lymphangeitis
::
Lymphangeitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
lymphatic
vessels.
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) Any tube or canal in which the blood or other
fluids
are
contained,
secreted,
or
circulated,
as the
arteries,
veins,
lymphatics,
etc..
Globule
::
Globule
(n.) A
minute
spherical
or
rounded
structure;
as
blood,
lymph,
and pus
corpuscles,
minute
fungi,
spores,
etc..
Gland
::
Gland (n.) An organ or part which
resembles
a
secreting,
or true,
gland,
as the
ductless,
lymphatic,
pineal,
and
pituitary
glands,
the
functions
of which are very
imperfectly
known..
Lymphatic
::
Lymphatic
(a.)
pertaining
to,
containing,
or
conveying
lymph..
Lacteal
::
Lacteal
(n.) One of the
lymphatic
vessels
which
convey
chyle from the small
intestine
through
the
mesenteric
glands
to the
thoracic
duct; a
chyliferous
vessel.
Endolymphatic
::
Endolymphatic
(a.)
Within
a
lymphatic
vessel;
endolymphangial.
Ganglion
::
Ganglion
(n.) A node, or gland in the
lymphatic
system;
as, a
lymphatic
ganglion..
Hodgkin''s Disease
::
Hodgkin's
disease
() A
morbid
condition
characterized
by
progressive
anaemia
and
enlargement
of the
lymphatic
glands;
-- first
described
by Dr.
Hodgkin,
an
English
physician..
Epithelium
::
Epithelium
(n.) The
superficial
layer of cells
lining
the
alimentary
canal and all its
appendages,
all
glands
and their
ducts,
blood
vessels
and
lymphatics,
serous
cavities,
etc. It often
includes
the
epidermis
(i. e.,
keratin-producing
epithelial
cells),
and it is
sometimes
restricted
to the
alimentary
canal,
the
glands
and their
appendages,
-- the term
endothelium
being
applied
to the
lining
membrane
of the blood
vessels,
lymphatics,
and
serous
cavities..
Absorbent
::
Absorbent
(n.) The
vessels
by which the
processes
of
absorption
are
carried
on, as the
lymphatics
in
animals,
the
extremities
of the roots in
plants..
Perilymph
::
Perilymph
(n.) The fluid which
surrounds
the
membranous
labyrinth
of the
internal
ear, and
separates
it from the walls of the
chambers
in which the
labyrinth
lies..
Scrofula
::
Scrofula
(n.) A
constitutional
disease,
generally
hereditary,
especially
manifested
by
chronic
enlargement
and
cheesy
degeneration
of the
lymphatic
glands,
particularly
those of the neck, and
marked
by a
tendency
to the
development
of
chronic
intractable
inflammations
of the skin,
mucous
membrane,
bones,
joints,
and other
parts,
and by a
diminution
in the power of
resistance
to
disease
or
injury
and the
capacity
for
recovery.
Scrofula
is now
generally
held to be
tuberculous
in
character,
and may
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