Rubarth's disease
noun
Ru·barth's disease
ˈrüˌbärt(h)s-
: a highly fatal febrile virus hepatitis of dogs marked by shivering, incoordination, spasms, and collapse accompanied by engorgement of visceral blood vessels and edema and cloudy swelling of liver, spleen, and lymph nodes
Word History
Etymology
after C. Sven Rubarth, born 1905 Swedish veterinarian
First Known Use
1951, in the meaning defined above
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