Guillain-Barré syndrome
/ˌgɪjæŋˈbæreɪ/noun
mass noun
- Medicine an acute form of polyneuritis, often preceded by a respiratory infection, causing weakness and often paralysis of the limbs【医】归-伯综合征, 格-巴二氏综合征。
词源
1916: named after Georges Guillain （1876-1961） and Jean Barré （1880-1967）， two of those who first described the syndrome.