Duroziez disease murmur (sign)

Duroziez disease murmur (sign)
Du·ro·zi·ez disease, murmur (sign) (du-ro″ze-aґ) [Paul Louis Duroziez, French physician, 1826–1897] see under disease and murmur.

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