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In medicine, '''Friedreich's sign''' is the [[Diastole|diastolic]] collapse of the [[neck|cervical]] [[vein]]s due to [[adhesion]] of the [[pericardium]], leading to a dramatic Y descent in [[jugular venous pressure]], and may be seen in [[constrictive pericarditis]] with a [[Calcinosis|calcified]] pericardium, and in [[Regurgitation (circulation)|tricuspid regurgitation]]. | In medicine, '''Friedreich's sign''' is the [[Diastole|diastolic]] collapse of the [[neck|cervical]] [[vein]]s due to [[adhesion]] of the [[pericardium]], leading to a dramatic Y descent in [[jugular venous pressure]], and may be seen in [[constrictive pericarditis]] with a [[Calcinosis|calcified]] pericardium, and in [[Regurgitation (circulation)|tricuspid regurgitation]]. | ||
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In medicine, Friedreich's sign is the diastolic collapse of the cervical veins due to adhesion of the pericardium, leading to a dramatic Y descent in jugular venous pressure, and may be seen in constrictive pericarditis with a calcified pericardium, and in tricuspid regurgitation.