Addison-Gull syndrome: A condition where scarring of the liver and bile ducts which results in chronic jaundice, enlarged spleen and liver and yellow skin plaques due to abnormal lipid metabolism. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Addison-Gull syndrome is available below.
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