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protopathic
pro·to·path·ic P0617800 (prō′tə-păth′ĭk)adj. Sensing pain, pressure, heat, or cold in a nonspecific manner, usually without localizing the stimulus. Used especially of certain sensory nerves.
[From Medieval Greek prōtopathēs, affected first, from Greek prōtopathein, to feel first : prōto-, proto- + pathos, experience, feeling.]
pro·top′a·thy (-tŏp′ə-thē) n.protopathic (ˌprəʊtəˈpæθɪk) adj1. (Physiology) of or relating to a sensory nerve that perceives only coarse stimuli, such as pain2. (Physiology) of or relating to such perception[C20: from proto- + Greek pathos suffering, disease + -ic] protopathy npro•to•path•ic (ˌproʊ təˈpæθ ɪk)
adj. of or pertaining to neurons that sense only general areas of pain, heat, or cold. [1855–60] pro•top•a•thy (prəˈtɒp ə θi) n.
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pro·to·path·ic (prō'tō-path'ik), Denoting a supposedly primitive set or system of peripheral sensory nerve fibers conducting a low order of pain and temperature sensibility that is poorly localized. Compare: epicritic. [proto- + G. pathos, suffering] protopathic (prō′tə-păth′ĭk)adj. Sensing pain, pressure, heat, or cold in a nonspecific manner, usually without localizing the stimulus. Used especially of certain sensory nerves.
pro·top′a·thy (-tŏp′ə-thē) n.pro·to·path·ic (prō'tō-path'ik) Denoting a supposedly primitive set or system of peripheral sensory nerve fibers conducting a low order of pain and temperature sensibility that is poorly localized.
Compare: epicritic[proto- + G. pathos, suffering] |