Jaccoud's dissociated fever

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[zhäko̅o̅z′]

Etymology: Sigismond Jaccoud, French physician, 1830-1913

a form of febrile meningitic fever accompanied by a paradoxical slow pulse rate, seen in patients with tuberculous meningitis.

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