¦wu̇lf¦pärkə̇nsənˈ(h)wīt- noun
Usage: usually capitalized both Ws&P
Etymology: after Louis Wolff died 1972 American cardiologist, John Parkinson died 1976 English cardiologist, & Paul D. White died 1973 American cardiologist
: an abnormal heart condition characterized by premature activation of the ventricle by atrial impulses and an electrocardiographic tracing with a shortened interval between the P wave and the widened QRS complex