acroesthesia /ac·ro·es·the·sia/ (-es-the´zhah)
acroesthesia
acroesthesia [ak″ro-es-the´zhah]
acroesthesia (ak´rōesthē´zē
, -zh),
1. exaggerated sensitiveness.
2. pain in the limbs.
ac·ro·es·the·sia ( k r - s-th  zh )n. 1. Extreme hyperesthesia. 2. Hyperesthesia of one or more of the extremities. |
acroesthesia
[ak′rō·esthē′zhə]
Etymology: Gk, akron, extremity, aisthesis, sensation
a condition of increased sensitivity or pain in the hands or feet.
acroesthesia [ak″ro-es-the´zhah]
1. exaggerated sensitiveness.
2. pain in the limbs.
acroesthesia (ak´rōesthē´zē
, -zh),n 1. increased sensitivity.
n 2. pain in the extremities.
n 2. pain in the extremities.
acroesthesia
1. exaggerated sensitiveness.
2. pain in the extremities.
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