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BAV
(redirected from Bicuspid aortic valve)

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BAVBavaria
BavBavarian (linguistics)
BAVBicuspid Aortic Valve
BAVBrand Asset Valuator
BAVBovine Adenovirus
BAVBundesdeutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Veränderliche Sterne (German Workgroup for Variable Stars)
BAVBilim Arastirma Vakfi
BAVBoth as View (data integration)
BAVBay Area Vegetarians
BAVBanna Virus
BAVBattle Athletes Victory (anime)
BAVBusiness Aviation
BAVBrouwerij Artikelen Verzamelaars (Dutch)
BAVBritish Airways Virtual
BAVBuilding Academic Vocabulary
BAVBorn-Again Virgin
BAVBaarnse Atletiek Vereniging (Dutch)
BAVBeds Available
BAVBateau A Vapeur (French steamship postmark)
BAVBoath Audio Visual (Brighton, UK)
BAVBroadcast Area Variable
BAVBaotou, PR China (airport code)


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A cardiologist at UCLA Medical Center, co-director of the heart failure program, said given Schwarzenegger's age, the most likely cause of his problem is a bicuspid aortic valve.
NEWS LITE : SURGERY LEAVES STAR UNDIMMED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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