Gee disease

Gee disease
Gee-Herter disease, Gee-Herter-Heubner disease the infantile form of celiac disease.

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  • Gee-Herter-Heubner disease — Gee Her·ter Heub·ner disease (geґ hurґtər hoibґnər) [S.J. Gee; C.A. Herter; Johann Otto Leonard Heubner, German pediatrician, 1843–1926] the infantile form of celiac disease …   Medical dictionary

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