Quantum redactiones paginae "Nodus lymphaticus" differant
Lymphaticus is not a normal adjective of lympha, but means (Lewis & Short): "distracted, frantic, panic-struck" (related to hydrophobia), and Triepel: "Lymphaticus würde von den Römern für Wasserscheu gebraucht'' |
m Wimpus movit paginam Nodi lymphatici ad Nodi lymphacei: Hyrtl (1880): 'Seneca nennt lymphaticos qui sine mente sunt.'' |
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Nodus lymphaceus[1] sive lemphicus[1] sive lymphaticus[2] sive lymphoideus[2] est pars systematis lymphatici accurate stationes ubi lympha percolata est et nodi lymphacei defensionem corporis perficiunt. Inter morbum id est cum contra bacteria, viros ac cellulas malignas propter cancerem pugnare debunt, hi nodi tumescunt.
Partes corporis ubi multi nodi lymphacei sunt
- caput et collum (praeauriculares, retroauriculares, parotidei, occipitales, submandibulares, submentales)
- in abdomine
- in axilla
- in regione mammarum
Morbi
Nodi lymphacei a cancro temptari possunt: morbus Hodgkin, Lymphoma Non-Hodgkin.
Nexus externus
Notae
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Triepel, H. (1908). Memorial on the anatomical nomenclature of the anatomical society. In A. Rose (Ed.), Medical Greek. Collection of papers on medical onomatology and a grammatical guide to learn modern Greek (pp. 176-193). New York: Peri Hellados publication office.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Federative Committee on Anatomical Terminology (1998). Terminologia Anatomica. Stuttgart: Thieme
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