What does HD medical abbreviation mean?

What is HD in medical terms?

In some cases, there may be more than one meaning of HD. However, what does the abbreviation HD stand for in medical terms?

What is the HD medical abbreviation?

In medical field, the HD medical abbreviation stands for Hemodialysis.

HD: Hemodialysis

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