Meanings
noun
- obsoletepluralplural of gonorrhœa
From this short review, it is clear that many chronic gonorrhœæ already represent the first stages of strictures, or, as Otis calls them, “large-sized strictures,” which naturally cannot be cured by astringent solutions, or even such as are fatal to gonococci.
1886, Leopold Casper, The Lancet, volume I, page 247
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