Horton arteritis (syndrome) headache (disease)
- Horton arteritis (syndrome) headache (disease)
- Hor·ton arteritis (syndrome), headache (disease) (horґtən) [Bayard Taylor Horton, American physician, 1895–1980] see giant cell arteritis, under arteritis, and see cluster headache under headache.
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