Bergmann's fibers

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• Bergmann cells fibers — Berg·mann cells, fibers (bergґmahn) [Gottlieb Heinrich Bergmann, German physician, 1781–1861] see under cell and fiber …   Medical dictionary

• Bergmann — Gottlieb H., German neurologist and anatomist, 1781–1861. See B. cords, under cord, B. fibers, under fiber …   Medical dictionary

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