Little's disease
/ˈlɪtlz dɪˌziːz/Medicine. Now historical
noun
= cerebral palsy.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. From the genitive of the name of William John Little, English orthopaedist, who described the condition in 1843 (Lancet 9 Dec. 319/2) + disease, after German Little'sche Krankheit.
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