What best describes how eponyms are different from Latin medical terms?

Eponyms are terms derived from the names of people, often used to honor their contributions to medicine, such as "Parkinson's disease" named after James Parkinson. In contrast, Latin medical terms are derived from classical Latin and describe conditions, procedures, or anatomical structures without reference to individuals, like "musculus" for muscle. While eponyms often carry historical significance, Latin terms are typically more descriptive and standardized in medical nomenclature.