Gaucher's disease
/ˈgəʊʃeɪz/noun
mass noun
- a hereditary disease in which the metabolism and storage of fats is abnormal. It results in bone fragility, neurological disturbance, anaemia, and enlargement of the liver and spleen.戈谢氏病。
词源
mid 20th cent.: named after Phillippe C. E. Gaucher （1854-1918）, French physician.