Category: P

A blue cytotoxic crystalline chemical (l-hydroxy-5-methylphenazine) secreted by Pseudomonas aeruginosa.  

A vaginal tumor containing pus. A pus-filled swelling in the vagina.  

Fluoroscopic examination of the pylorus.  

Excision of the pyloric portion of the stomach.  

Inflammation of the mucosa of the pyloric outlet of the stomach and duodenum.  

Blockage of the lower orifice of the stomach with consequent hypertrophy and dilatation. Pyloric obstruction increases the resistance offered to the expulsion of food from the stomach. The causes of dilatation are pyloric obstruction, lax ness of walls from simple atony, or excessive ingestion of food or drink.  

Thrombosis and inflammation of the portal vein. Inflammation coupled with clotting in the portal vein.  

Characterized by compact arrangement of the stainable portions, said especially of certain nerve cells.  

An autosomal recessive disease that affects bones and resembles osteopetrosis, but the disease is mild and not associated with hematological or neurological abnormalities. Affected children have short stature, open fontanels, frontal bossing, hypoplastic facial bones, blue sclerae, and dental abnormalities. There may be double rows of malformed teeth. Despite the multiple abnormalities, life span is…

The psychopathic condition of falling in love with one’s own creation.