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BIVBusiness in Vancouver (newspaper; Canada)
BIVBeroepsinstituut van Vastgoedmakelaars (Dutch: Professional Institute of Real Estate; Belgium)
BIVBivouac
BiVBiventricular
BIVBest in Variety
BIVBovine Immunodeficiency Virus
BIVBuilt-in Variable (plumbing)
BIVBusiness Internet Voix (French internet provider)
BIVBelgian Institute of Victimology (Belgium)


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Four common types of colon disease are the development of polyps, Crohn''s disease, ulcerative colitis and biventricular disease.
Syncardia believes that there is adequate evidence for CMS to conclude that the CardioWest temporary Total Artificial Heart (TAH-t) as a biventricular replacement device is reasonable and necessary when used as a bridge to transplant in certain patients," the company wrote to CMS.
The Sutton Coldfield hospital, which treats patients across east Birmingham, is already a leading national centre for implanting the medical equipment, called biventricular pacemakers.
 
 
 
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