tabes

noun — 2 senses

tabes

noun

/ˈteɪbiːz/

Etymology Borrowed from Latin tābēs.

1

Medicine, Sciences A kind of slow bodily wasting or emaciating disease, often accompanying a chronic disease.

2

Medicine, Sciences Tabes dorsalis.

More specifically

Derived terms
craniotabes, pseudotabes, tabes dorsalis, tabes mesenterica, tabetiform, tabic, tabid

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