- Weber-Cockayne syndrome
- Web·er-Cock·ayne syndrome (vaґbər kok-ānґ) [F.P. Weber; Edward Alfred Cockayne, English physician, 1880–1956] the localized form of epidermolysis bullosa simplex.
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Weber-Cockayne syndrome
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