Gilchrist's disease
Gil·christ's disease
noun \ˈgil-ˌkrists-\Definition of GILCHRIST'S DISEASE
Biographical Note for GILCHRIST'S DISEASE
Gilchrist, Thomas Caspar (1862–1927), American dermatologist. A clinical professor of dermatology, Gilchrist wrote a classic description of generalized blastomycosis in 1896. His other areas of study included the etiology of acne vulgaris, vaccine therapy as applied to cutaneous disease, a form of sarcoma affecting the skin, atrophy of the fatty layer of skin, and hyaline degeneration of cutaneous blood vessels and sweat glands.
