Hunter-Russell syndrome

English

Etymology

Named after D. Hunter and D. S. Russell, who wrote about it in 1940.

Noun

Hunter-Russell syndrome (uncountable)

  1. A condition caused by methylmercury poisoning, characterised by paresthesia, ataxia, and impaired speech and vision.
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