What is the LVD medical abbreviation?

What does the medical term LVD mean?

Sometime, there may be more than one meaning of LVD abbreviation. However, what does the medical abbreviation LVD stand for?

What does LVD stand for in medical abbreviation?

In medicine, the medical abbreviation LVD means Left Ventricular Dysfunction.

LVD: Left Ventricular Dysfunction

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