<unk>  Eponym used to indicate the sum of all reactions – physiological changes – that follow a prolonged exposure to intense stress. The typical pathologic findings are represented by adrenal cortical hyperplasia, thymic and lymphatic involution, gastrointestinal erosion or ulcers. The first two stages are the alarm reaction and the adaptation stage. If the stressor is not removed, the exhaustion stage and death will follow.
Selye syndrome
Lucey-Driscoll syndrome
Boyd-Stearns syndrome
Borjeson syndrome
Grisel's syndrome
Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome
Young–Simpson syndrome
Bickers-Adams syndrome