History and etymology (article structure)
Updates to Article Attributes
Body
was changed:
Etymology is the sixthseventh subheading in a standard article.
Location
Etymology sub-heading is located after "Treatment and prognosis" and before "Differential diagnosis".
Structure
Some articles may relate to terms or conditions where the history of the name is interesting or useful. This is most often the case with eponymous syndromes but can also reflect the roots (often Latin or Greek) of the word. In the case of eponymnseponyms, add "eponymous" as a tag and list the relevant people as a bulleted list:
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Dr Harold Style: anatomist and artist : Bonn, Germany (1921
- 1998-1998)
For more information, see the specific page on eponymous syndromes.
Examples
-<p><strong>Etymology</strong> is the sixth subheading. </p><p>Some articles may relate to terms or conditions where the history of the name is interesting or useful. This is most often the case with eponymous syndromes. In the case of eponymns, add "eponymous" as a tag and list the relevant people as a bulleted list:</p><ul><li>-<strong>Dr Harold Style</strong>: anatomist and artist : Bonn, Germany (1921 - 1998)</li></ul><p>For more information, see the specific page on <a href="/articles/eponymous-syndromes">eponymous syndromes</a>.</p>- +<p><strong>Etymology</strong> is the seventh subheading in a <a href="/articles/standard-article-structure">standard article</a>. </p><h4>Location</h4><p>Etymology sub-heading is located after "<a href="/articles/treatment-and-prognosis-article-structure">Treatment and prognosis</a>" and before "<a href="/articles/differential-diagnosis-article-structure">Differential diagnosis</a>". </p><h4>Structure</h4><p>Some articles may relate to terms or conditions where the history of the name is interesting or useful. This is most often the case with eponymous syndromes but can also reflect the roots (often Latin or Greek) of the word. In the case of eponyms, add "eponymous" as a tag and list the relevant people as a bulleted list:</p><ul><li>
- +<strong>Dr Harold Style</strong>: anatomist and artist : Bonn, Germany (1921-1998)</li></ul><p>For more information, see the specific page on <a href="/articles/eponymous-syndromes">eponymous syndromes</a>.</p><h4>Examples</h4><ul>
- +<li><a href="/articles/scaphoid">scaphoid</a></li>
- +<li><a href="/articles/legg-calve-perthes-disease-2">Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease</a></li>
- +</ul>
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