| Romberg's s. |
swaying of the body or falling when standing with the feet close together and the eyes closed; the result of loss of joint position sense, seen in tabes dorsalis and other diseases affecting the posterior columns. Called also rombergism and Brauch-Romberg symptom; see also Romberg test, under test.
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| Romberg's t. |
(for differentiating between peripheral and cerebellar ataxia): an increase in clumsiness in all movements and in the width and uncertainty of the gait when the patient's eyes are closed indicates peripheral ataxia; no change indicates the cerebellar type. See also Romberg's sign, under sign.
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| rombergism |
Romberg's sign.
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| Rommelaere's s. |
an abnormally small proportion of normal phosphates and of sodium chloride in the urine in cancerous cachexia.
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| Romney Marsh d. |
struck.
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