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| Se·za·ry syn·drome [ sáyzəree sìndrōm ] or Sé·za·ry syn·drome [ sáyzəree sìndrōm ] |
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rare disorder of white blood cells: a rare retrovirus infection characterized by excessive numbers of abnormal T cells in the blood, lymph nodes, liver, and spleen, and in deposits in the skin
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| [Mid-20th century. After Albert Sézary (1880-1956), French physician] |
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