| phlegmatic t. |
in humoralism, the temperament attributed to predominance of phlegm and characterized by apathy and impassivity.
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| phlegmonous |
pertaining to or attended by phlegmon; see under cellulitis.
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| phlegmonous a. |
one associated with acute inflammation of the subcutaneous connective tissues.
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| phlegmonous c. |
phlegmon.
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| phlegmonous e. |
a condition with symptoms resembling those of peritonitis; it may be secondary to other intestinal diseases, as chronic obstruction, strangulated hernia, carcinoma, etc.
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