Klein
Klein (Klīn)
Klein (pronounced Klīn) is a term used in various medical contexts, often referring to different medical conditions or theories. The term is of German origin, meaning "small" in English.
Etymology
The term Klein is derived from the German word "klein", which translates to "small" in English. It is often used in medical terminology to denote something that is smaller than usual or normal.
Klein's Syndrome
Klein's Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder characterized by growth retardation, intellectual disability, and distinctive facial features. It is named after the German physician who first described it.
Klein's Theory
Klein's Theory is a psychological theory proposed by Melanie Klein, a British psychoanalyst. The theory focuses on the early psychological development of the child, emphasizing the importance of the mother-child relationship.
Klein's Sign
Klein's Sign is a clinical sign used in the diagnosis of hip joint pathology. It is named after the German surgeon who first described it.
Related Terms
- Klein's Bottle: A mathematical concept with applications in various scientific fields, including medicine.
- Klein's Line: A radiographic line used in the diagnosis of hip dysplasia.
- Klein's Lesion: A type of skin lesion named after the dermatologist who first described it.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Klein
- Wikipedia's article - Klein
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