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sialagogueenUK
si·al·a·gogue S0381400 (sī-ăl′ə-gôg′, -gŏg′)n. A drug or other agent that increases the flow of saliva.
[Greek sialon, saliva + -agogue.]
si′al·a·gog′ic (sī′ə-lə-gŏj′ĭk) adj.sialagogue (ˈsaɪələˌɡɒɡ; saɪˈæləˌɡɒɡ) or sialogoguen (Medicine) med any drug or agent that can stimulate the flow of saliva[C18: from New Latin sialagōgus, from Greek sialon saliva + -agogue] sialagogic, sialogogic adjsialagoguea medicine or substance that stimulates the flow of saliva. — sialagogic, n., adj.See also: Bodily FunctionssialagogueenUK
sialagogue[sī′al·ə‚gäg] (pharmacology) A drug producing a flow of saliva. sialagogueenUK
sialagogue [si-al´ah-gog] an agent that stimulates the flow of saliva.si·al·a·gogue (sī-al'ă-gog), Avoid the misspelling/mispronunciation sialogogue.1. Promoting the flow of saliva. 2. An agent having this action (for example, anticholinesterase agents). Synonym(s): ptyalagogue [sial- + G. agōgos, drawing forth] sialagogue (sī-ăl′ə-gôg′, -gŏg′)n. A drug or other agent that increases the flow of saliva.
si′al·a·gog′ic (sī′ə-lə-gŏj′ĭk) adj.si·al·a·gogue (sī-al'ă-gog, -ŏ-gog) 1. Promoting the flow of saliva. 2. An agent having this action (e.g., anticholinesterase agents). [sial- + G. agōgos, drawing forth]sialagogue Anything that increases the flow of saliva.si·al·a·gogue , sialogogue (sī-al'ă-gog, -ŏ-gog) 1. Promoting saliva flow. 2. Agent having this action (e.g., anticholinesterase agents). [sial- + G. agōgos, drawing forth] |