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VHD
(redirected from valvular heart disease)

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VHDVirtual Hard Drive
VHDValvular Heart Disease
VHDVery High Density
VHDViral Hemorrhagic Disease
VHDVehicle-Hours of Delay
VHDViscous Hammer Damper (air rifles)


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Parts IV through VI offer modern perspectives on valvular heart disease, cardiomyopathies and heart failure, arrhythmias and conduction disorders, and cerebrovascular disease, including the evaluation of syncope in the elderly patient.
Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly: ed 3, Revised and Expanded by Beling, Janna / Physical Therapy
Valvular heart disease is considered a comorbidity.
Making the most of DRGs. (Nuts and Bolts of Business) by Tarantino, David / Physician Executive
Skin lesions or anatomic abnormalities at the site of piercing, as well as valvular heart disease, are risk factors for complications (2).
Haemophilus aphrophilus endocarditis after tongue piercing. ... by Rahimi, Ali R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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