| Philip's g.’s |
enlarged glands above the clavicle, seen in children with tuberculosis.
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| Philip's glands |
see under gland.
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| Philippe-Gombault tract |
Gombault-Philippe triangle.
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| Philippine hemorrhagic f. |
hemorrhagic dengue.
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| Philippson's r. |
excitation of the knee extensor on one side induced by inhibition in the extensor of the other.
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