- Weber-Gubler syndrome
- Web·er-Gub·ler syndrome (webґər g
bґlər) [Sir H.D. Weber; Adolphe Marie Gubler, French physician, 1821–1879] Weber syndrome.
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Weber-Gubler syndrome
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