What does VW stand for in medical abbreviation?

What is the medical definition of VW abbreviation?

The abbreviation VW may have a few different meanings. Here is the meaning of VW mean in medical terms.

What is VW medical abbreviation?

In the medical field, the medical abbreviation VW stands for Very Weak.

VW: Very Weak

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