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(corr | prec) 00:43, 22 lug 2010 Aytrus (Discussione | contributi) (30 byte) (←Redirected page to Schaeffer's sign) (annulla)
    (corr | prec) 22:43, 21 mar 2010 Юрий Педаченко (Discussione | contributi) (823 byte) (ruwiki) (annulla)
    (corr | prec) 07:11, 13 apr 2009 HighFlyingFish (Discussione | contributi) m (787 byte) (annulla)
    (corr | prec) 07:08, 13 apr 2009 Gilo1969 (Discussione | contributi) (785 byte) (Created stub article on medical sign (see List of eponymous medical signs))

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