- Madelung deformity disease (neck)
- Ma·de·lung deformity, disease (neck) (mahґdə-loong) [Otto Wilhelm Madelung, German surgeon, 1846–1926] see under deformity, and see multiple symmetric lipomatosis, under lipomatosis.
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Madelung deformity disease (neck)
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