Satchmo's syndrome

Satchmo's syndrome is a disorder caused by rupture of the orbicularis oris muscle in trumpet players, leading to loss of the ability to produce high notes萨奇莫综合征是一种由小号手口轮匝肌破裂引起的疾病,导致无法产生高音。

The syndrome is named after the nickname of Louis Armstrong, the trumpet player from New Orleans, because it fits with the symptoms he experienced in 1935该综合征以来自新奥尔良的小号手路易斯·阿姆斯特朗的昵称命名,因为它符合他在1935年经历的症状。

The condition is an occupational disorder of brass musicians, and may be partially reversed by rest or corrected by surgery该病是铜管音乐家的职业性疾病,可通过休息部分逆转或通过手术矫正。

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