What does VAD mean?
VAD means ventricular assisted device
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for ventricular assisted device?
ventricular assisted device can be abbreviated as VAD
Other shorthands for ventricular assisted device are: VAD, vads, vad, vad
Other shorthands for ventricular assisted device are: VAD, vads, vad, vad
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What does VAD stand for? VAD stands for "ventricular assisted device". |
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How to abbreviate "ventricular assisted device"? "ventricular assisted device" can be abbreviated as VAD. |
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What is the meaning of VAD abbreviation? The meaning of VAD abbreviation is "ventricular assisted device". |
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What is VAD abbreviation? One of the definitions of VAD is "ventricular assisted device". |
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What does VAD mean? VAD as abbreviation means "ventricular assisted device". |
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What is shorthand of ventricular assisted device? The most common shorthand of "ventricular assisted device" is VAD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CFVAD - Continuous Flow Ventricular Assist Device
- DMLVAD - Direct Mechanical Left Ventricular Assist Device
- PS LVAD - Penn State Electric Left Ventricular Assist Device
- RDLVAD - Recovery-Directed Left Ventricular Assist Device
- RVWD - Right Ventricular Wall Device
- T-LVAD - Taita No.1 Left Ventricular Assist Device
- T-VAD - Taita No. 1 Ventricular Assist Device
- UVAD - Utah Ventricular Assist Device
- ALVAD - Abdominal Left Ventricular Assist Device
- ALVAD - Abdominally Positioned Left Ventricular Assist Device
- AVAD - Acute Ventricular Assist Device
- CAD - Computer-Assisted Device
- CVAD - centrifugal ventricular assist device
- VAD - Ventricular Assist Device
- VAD - Ventricular Access Device
- lvad - Left Ventricular Assisted Device
- vad - Ventricular Assistive Device
- vad - Ventricular Assistance Device
- vpd - Ventricular Partitioning Device
- VENT - Refer in the respiratory area an individuals using ventilator device like a C-Pap for people with sleeping disorder or respiratory assisted device.