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Haslam D. Medical terminology can provide food for thought. Practitioner July/August 2019;263(1828):31
Medical terminology can provide food for thought
07 Aug 2019
I have always been fascinated by the way doctors tend to use foodstuffs to describe pathological conditions. The most extraordinary description I ever came across in a medical journal was an academic paper that described a tumour as being the size of a medium kumquat.
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