E·berth per·i·the·li·um

(ā'berth),

an incomplete layer of connective tissue cells encasing the blood capillaries.

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Eberth,

Karl J., German physician, 1835-1926.

Eberth bacillus - a species that causes typhoid fever and is transmitted in contaminated water and food. Synonym(s): Salmonella typhi; typhoid bacillus

Eberth lines - lines appearing between the cells of the myocardium when stained with silver nitrate.

Eberth perithelium - an incomplete layer of connective tissue cells encasing the blood capillaries.

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