von Willebrand's disease
/ˈwɪləbrænd/noun
mass noun
- Medicine an inherited disorder characterized by a tendency to bleed, caused by deficiency or abnormality of a plasma coagulation factor (von Willebrand factor)【医】冯·维勒布兰德氏病。
词源
1940s: named after Erik A. von Willebrand （1870-1949）， Finnish physician.