Lane
Lane (medical term)
Lane (pronounced: /leɪn/) is a term used in various medical contexts. It is derived from the Old English word lanu, meaning a narrow passageway.
Usage in Medicine
In medicine, the term "Lane" is often associated with certain medical conditions and surgical procedures. For example, Lane's disease is a rare genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle weakness and wasting. Similarly, a Lane's operation refers to a surgical procedure performed to treat certain types of hernias.
Related Terms
- Lane's disease: A rare genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle weakness and wasting.
- Lane's operation: A surgical procedure performed to treat certain types of hernias.
- Lane's band: A band of fibrous tissue in the liver seen in certain pathological conditions.
- Lane's kink: A kink in the small intestine caused by adhesions following abdominal surgery.
Pronunciation
The term "Lane" is pronounced as /leɪn/.
Etymology
The term "Lane" is derived from the Old English word lanu, which means a narrow passageway. In the medical context, it is often used to describe narrow, elongated structures or pathways in the body, or to refer to specific medical conditions or procedures named after individuals with the surname Lane.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Lane
- Wikipedia's article - Lane
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