Category: G

Granulomatous inflammation of the parotid gland, usually due to tuberculosis or sarcoidosis.  

Paralysis of the tongue and lips occurring in bulbar paralysis.  

Taste papilla of tongue; one of those possessing a taste bud.  

Inflammation of the pancreas, caused by the obstruction of the ampulla of Vater by a biliary stone.  

An imprecise term indicating ill-defined pain, usually in the shin or other areas of the legs, typically occurring after bedtime in children age 5 to 12. There is no evidence that the pain is related to rapid growth or to emotional problems. If these symptoms occur during the daytime, are accompanied with other symptoms, or…

Chronic osteitis associated with syphilis and characterized by the formation of gummas.  

Purulent conjunctivitis due to infection with gonococcus.  

The portion of the omentum that is suspended from the greater curvature of the stomach and covers the intestines like an apron. It dips in among the folds of the intestines and is attached to the transverse colon and mesocolon. It contains fat, prevents friction, and aids in localizing infections.  

Obesity in which fat deposits are located primarily below the waist in the hips and thighs. The health risks of gluteal-femoral fat appear to be less than those associated with abdominal obesity.  

Nystagmus upon holding the eyes in an eccentric position. It is due to dysfunction of the brainstem, or it may be caused by drugs such as sedatives or anticonvulsants. The direction of the nystagmus may change when the individual is fatigued or returns fixation to the primary position. This is called rebound nystagmus.