"Argyll Robertson pupils" meaning in All languages combined

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        "(pathology) Pupils which narrow to track an object as it approaches the face, but which will not narrow in reaction to increased light (\"accommodating, but not reactive\"); a symptom of the neurosyphilis stage syphilis infection."
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        "(pathology) Pupils which narrow to track an object as it approaches the face, but which will not narrow in reaction to increased light (\"accommodating, but not reactive\"); a symptom of the neurosyphilis stage syphilis infection."
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