Category: S

Peritonitis in which there are no signs or symptoms.  

Peritonitis in which there is copious liquid exudation.  

Peritonitis caused by a pyogenic bacterium.  

The time in the course of a disease in which the signs and symptoms are so mild as to be difficult to detect.  

A test of visual field impairment in which a person’s ability to see objects at the edges of the visual field is assessed by changing the brightness or size of the objects but not their position.  

A condition occurring in fibrinous pericarditis in which loose shaggy deposits of fibrin are seen on the surfaces of the pericardium.  

Pericarditis in which there is a considerable quantity of serous exudate but little fibrin.  

A pelvis in which the last lumbar vertebra is dislocated in front of the sacrum, causing occlusion of the brim.  

A pelvis with a congenital division at the symphysis pubis.  

A pelvis with a shortened anteroposterior diameter.