What does MAX stand for in medical abbreviation?

What does the medical term MAX stand for?

There may be a few different meanings of abbreviation MAX. Below is the meaning that MAX abbreviation stands for.

What does MAX medical abbreviation stand for?

In medicine, the medical abbreviation MAX means Maxilla.

MAX: Maxilla

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