tarsalgia

English

Etymology

From tarso- +‎ -algia.

Noun

tarsalgia (usually uncountable, plural tarsalgias)

1. (pathology) Pain in the tarsus.
   • 1916, Jean-François Calot, translated by A. H. Robinson, Indispensable orthopaedics: a handbook of treatment, 2nd English edition, volume II, St. Louis: C. V. Mosby Company, translation of original in French, published 1921, page 662:

     Formerly, I treated old standing tarsalgias with the saw or the chisel, like all other surgeons.

Anagrams

• astragali, gastralia

Italian

Noun

tarsalgia f (plural tarsalgie)

1. (pathology) pain in a tarsus; tarsalgia

Related terms

• tarso

Anagrams

• astragali