Argyll Robertson pupil (pupil sign)

Argyll Robertson pupil (pupil sign)
Ar·gyll Rob·ert·son pupil (pupil sign) (ahr-gilґ robґərt-sən) [Douglas Moray Cooper Lamb Argyll Robertson, Scottish physician, 1837–1909] see under pupil.

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