Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The New Sydenham Society's Lexicon of Medicine and the Allied Science, Vol. 3: Based on Mayne's Lexicon
A term used by Lobstein to denote the force exerted by the elementary tissues on the organic material or protoplasm around, by which similar tissues are caused to be built up.
P., po'lar. (l. Polus, the end of an axis.) A force which is potent at each end only of the axis of a body, or of each of its constituent mole cules or atoms.
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