What does the medical term WT stand for?
In some cases, the abbreviation WT may have a few different meanings. However, what does the WT medical term mean?
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What does WT medical abbreviation mean?
In the medicine field, the medical abbreviation WT means Wilm’s Tumor.
WT: Wilm’s Tumor
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CNA | Certified Nurse Aide |
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