English
Etymology
Named after the neurologist who first described the disability, Paul Julius Möbius.
Noun
Moebius syndrome (uncountable)
- (neurology) A rare congenital disorder characterized by facial paralysis and an inability to move one's eyes from side to side.
Translations
disorder
- Arabic: داء موبيوس
- Chinese: 牟比士症候群
- Dutch: syndroom van Möbius n, congenitale faciale diplegie, congenitale oculofaciale paralyse
- Finnish: Möbiuksen oireyhtymä, Möbiuksen syndrooma
- French: syndrome de Möbius m, syndrome de Moebius m
- German: Möbius-Syndrom n, okulofaziale Parese f
- Italian: sindrome di Möbius f, sindrome di Moebius f
- Japanese: メビウス症候群
- Korean: 뫼비우스 증후군 (moebiuseu jeunghugun)
- Latin: syndroma Moebii n, syndroma Moebianum n, paralysis congenitalis oculofacialis f
- Polish: zespół Möbiusa m
- Portuguese: síndrome de Moebius f, síndrome de Möbius f
- Spanish: síndrome de Möbius m, síndrome de Moebius m
- Swedish: Möbius syndrom
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