Definition of Riedel in English:

Riedel

noun ˈriːdl

1Anatomy. In the genitive, especially in "Riedel's lobe". Designating a tongue-shaped process extending downwards from the inferior margin of the right lobe of the liver, seen as an anatomic variant.
2Medicine. In the genitive. Designating a rare chronic inflammatory disease of the thyroid producing dense fibrosis of the gland, often with extension to adjacent tissues.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From the name of Bernhard Moritz Karl Ludwig Riedel, German surgeon, who described the lobe of the liver in 1888 and the thyroid disease in 1896.

Definition of Riedel in US English:

Riedel

nounˈriːdl

1Anatomy. In the genitive, especially in "Riedel's lobe". Designating a tongue-shaped process extending downwards from the inferior margin of the right lobe of the liver, seen as an anatomic variant.
2Medicine. In the genitive. Designating a rare chronic inflammatory disease of the thyroid producing dense fibrosis of the gland, often with extension to adjacent tissues.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From the name of Bernhard Moritz Karl Ludwig Riedel, German surgeon, who described the lobe of the liver in 1888 and the thyroid disease in 1896.

词汇	Riedel
释义	Definition of Riedel in English: Riedel noun ˈriːdl 1Anatomy. In the genitive, especially in "Riedel's lobe". Designating a tongue-shaped process extending downwards from the inferior margin of the right lobe of the liver, seen as an anatomic variant. 2Medicine. In the genitive. Designating a rare chronic inflammatory disease of the thyroid producing dense fibrosis of the gland, often with extension to adjacent tissues. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From the name of Bernhard Moritz Karl Ludwig Riedel, German surgeon, who described the lobe of the liver in 1888 and the thyroid disease in 1896. Definition of Riedel in US English: Riedel nounˈriːdl 1Anatomy. In the genitive, especially in "Riedel's lobe". Designating a tongue-shaped process extending downwards from the inferior margin of the right lobe of the liver, seen as an anatomic variant. 2Medicine. In the genitive. Designating a rare chronic inflammatory disease of the thyroid producing dense fibrosis of the gland, often with extension to adjacent tissues. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From the name of Bernhard Moritz Karl Ludwig Riedel, German surgeon, who described the lobe of the liver in 1888 and the thyroid disease in 1896.
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