Category: T

A notch on the superior border of the thyroid cartilage of the larynx that separates the two laminae.  

An arched cavity in the free border of the tentorium cerebelli through which the brainstem passes.  

Small nodules of the skin seen in typhus. They are composed of mononuclear cell infiltration around vessels.  

Nodules characteristic of typhoid fever and found in the liver. Distinctive abnormalities observed in the livers of individuals afflicted with typhoid fever.  

Bilateral visual impairment with central scotomas. This is usually associated with a toxic or nutritional disorder (e.g., the ingestion of methyl alcohol).  

The presence of sausage-shaped areas of thickened myelin with secondary axon constriction in some cases of familial recurrent brachial neuropathy.  

An unorganized mass of nerve fibers occurring in wounds or on an amputation stump, resulting after accidental or intentional incision of the nerve.  

Neuritis resulting from metallic poisons (e.g., arsenic, mercury, and thallium) or nonmetallic poisons (e.g., various hydrocarbons and organic solvents).  

Renal failure and tubular disease caused by transfusion of incompatible blood.  

Myositis due to physical injury. The condition may be simple, with accompanying pain and swelling, or may be suppurative.