Medical eponyms: redeeming or not the long-standing tradition
Abstract
Healthcare workers often use terms such as Apgar, Babinski or Glasgow in their routine duties. These terms are used worldwide; they are universal and recognised in various languages. Medical eponyms are immutable by the nature; they save valuable time by streamlining communication among health professionals. However, some of these terms lack accuracy and lead to confusion.This perspective article aims to analyse the current status of the...
Paper Details
Title
Medical eponyms: redeeming or not the long-standing tradition
Published Date
Jun 2, 2021
Journal
Volume
97
Issue
1150
Pages
498 - 500
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