What is DBD medical abbreviation?

What does the medical term DBD stand for?

In some cases, there may be multiplied meanings of the DBD abbreviation. Here is the meaning of DBD mean in medical terms.

What does DBD medical abbreviation stand for?

In science & medicine, the DBD medical abbreviation is the meaning of Donor after Brain Death.

DBD: Donor after Brain Death

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