| 释义 |
Addison's disease/ˈædis(ə)nz diˌzi:z/n. a condition caused by an adrenal deficiency and marked by weakness, low blood pressure, and brown discoloration of the skin 艾迪生病，(肾上腺素性)青铜色皮病 [named after T. Addison, English physician d. 1860, who first recognized it] |