Definition of Ollier in English:

Ollier

noun ˈɒlɪə

Medicine

In the genitive and attributive, especially in "Ollier's disease". A congenital disorder characterized by the development of multiple enchondromas, especially in the bones of the limbs, resulting in skeletal deformity and often the later development of secondary chondrosarcoma.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Thomas Stedman (1853–1938). From the name of Léopold L. X. E. Ollier, French surgeon, who described the condition in Bull. Soc. Chir. Lyon 3 22).

Definition of Ollier in US English:

Ollier

nounˈɒlɪə

Medicine

In the genitive and attributive, especially in "Ollier's disease". A congenital disorder characterized by the development of multiple enchondromas, especially in the bones of the limbs, resulting in skeletal deformity and often the later development of secondary chondrosarcoma.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Thomas Stedman (1853–1938). From the name of Léopold L. X. E. Ollier, French surgeon, who described the condition in Bull. Soc. Chir. Lyon 3 22).

单词	Ollier
释义	Definition of Ollier in English: Ollier noun ˈɒlɪə Medicine In the genitive and attributive, especially in "Ollier's disease". A congenital disorder characterized by the development of multiple enchondromas, especially in the bones of the limbs, resulting in skeletal deformity and often the later development of secondary chondrosarcoma. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Thomas Stedman (1853–1938). From the name of Léopold L. X. E. Ollier, French surgeon, who described the condition in Bull. Soc. Chir. Lyon 3 22). Definition of Ollier in US English: Ollier nounˈɒlɪə Medicine In the genitive and attributive, especially in "Ollier's disease". A congenital disorder characterized by the development of multiple enchondromas, especially in the bones of the limbs, resulting in skeletal deformity and often the later development of secondary chondrosarcoma. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Thomas Stedman (1853–1938). From the name of Léopold L. X. E. Ollier, French surgeon, who described the condition in Bull. Soc. Chir. Lyon 3 22).
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