dequervain's disease

dequervain's disease
\\dəker¦vaⁿz-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized Q
Etymology: after Fritz de Quervain died 1940 Swiss surgeon
: inflammation of tendons and their sheaths at the styloid process of the radius that often causes pain in the thumb side of the wrist

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