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It is named for George Budd[1][2] and Hans Chiari.[3]

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  2. G. Budd. On diseases of the liver. London, J. Churchill, 1845. Page 135.
  3. H. Chiari. Erfahrungen über Infarktbildungen in der Leber des Menschen. Zeitschrift für Heilkunde, Prague, 1898, 19: 475-512.