- Stewart-Holmes sign
- Ste·wart-Holmes sign (stooґərt hōmzґ) [Purves Stewart, English physician, 1869–1949; Eric Gordon Holmes, English neurologist, 1876–1965] rebound phenomenon.
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Stewart-Holmes sign
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