- Bamberger-Marie disease
- Bam·ber·ger-Ma·rie disease (bahmґbər-gər mah-reґ) [Eugen Bamberger, Austrian physician, 1858–1921; Pierre Marie, French physician, 1853–1940] hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy.
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Bamberger-Marie disease
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