Lange curve
Lange curve (lahng-ĕ) n. an obsolescent method of detecting excess globulins in the protein of the cerebrospinal fluid. It was useful in the diagnosis of neurosyphilis and multiple sclerosis but has been superseded by more specific tests. [ F. A. Lange (20th century), German physician]
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