Mumps, or branks, is a contagious inflammation of the parotis and maxillary glands, and has generally been classed under the word Cynanche or Angina, to which it bears no analogy.
The peripneumony is very fatal to young children, especially as I believe it is frequently mistaken for a spasmodic asthma, or for the croup, or cynanche trachealis of Cullen.
Hampton Court, 1 March) to distinguish between cynanche maligna and scarlatina anginosa, in An Essay for a Nosological and Comparative View of the Cynanche Maligna or Putrid Sore-Throat, and the Scarlatina Anginosa.
In forty years he had seen scarlatina anginosa six or seven times prevailing as an epidemic in Scotland, and he had seen two or three epidemics of cynanche maligna.
Cheyne (1833) makes a stand against the "confounding of croup and cynanche maligna under the name of diphtheritis.
Footnote 39: We have to improve somewhat on the plan of Thomas Wilson, though his general instructions be good (as laid down in his Tentamen medicum inaugurale de cynanche maliqna, Edinb.
I should say undoubtedly--in fact I can affirm--that it is a case of cynanche parotidaea.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cynanche" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
