Definition of arthrogryposis in English:

arthrogryposis

noun ˌɑːθrəʊɡrɪˈpəʊsɪs

Medicine

Persistent contracture or rigidity of one or more joints; specifically (more fully "arthrogryposis multiplex congenita") any of a group of syndromes characterized by congenital contractures of a number of joints, especially of the hands and feet, and associated with various abnormalities of muscle, nerve, or connective tissue.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robley Dunglison (1798–1869), physician and medical writer. From scientific Latin arthrogryposis from Hellenistic Greek ἀρθρο- + post-classical Latin gryposis.

Definition of arthrogryposis in US English:

arthrogryposis

nounˌɑːθrəʊɡrɪˈpəʊsɪs

Medicine

Persistent contracture or rigidity of one or more joints; specifically (more fully "arthrogryposis multiplex congenita") any of a group of syndromes characterized by congenital contractures of a number of joints, especially of the hands and feet, and associated with various abnormalities of muscle, nerve, or connective tissue.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robley Dunglison (1798–1869), physician and medical writer. From scientific Latin arthrogryposis from Hellenistic Greek ἀρθρο- + post-classical Latin gryposis.

单词	arthrogryposis
释义	Definition of arthrogryposis in English: arthrogryposis noun ˌɑːθrəʊɡrɪˈpəʊsɪs Medicine Persistent contracture or rigidity of one or more joints; specifically (more fully "arthrogryposis multiplex congenita") any of a group of syndromes characterized by congenital contractures of a number of joints, especially of the hands and feet, and associated with various abnormalities of muscle, nerve, or connective tissue. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robley Dunglison (1798–1869), physician and medical writer. From scientific Latin arthrogryposis from Hellenistic Greek ἀρθρο- + post-classical Latin gryposis. Definition of arthrogryposis in US English: arthrogryposis nounˌɑːθrəʊɡrɪˈpəʊsɪs Medicine Persistent contracture or rigidity of one or more joints; specifically (more fully "arthrogryposis multiplex congenita") any of a group of syndromes characterized by congenital contractures of a number of joints, especially of the hands and feet, and associated with various abnormalities of muscle, nerve, or connective tissue. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robley Dunglison (1798–1869), physician and medical writer. From scientific Latin arthrogryposis from Hellenistic Greek ἀρθρο- + post-classical Latin gryposis.
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