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What does VW stand for?

Vessel Wall


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Vereniging Voor Zakelijke Communicatie (Dutch: Belgian Society of Internal Communication)
Air Early Warning Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1952 to1971)
Airborne Early Warning Squadron
Fleet Early Warning Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1952 to1971)
Fleet Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1967 to1975)
Maximum Winch-Launch Speed (aviation)
Vapor-Ware
Vera Wang
Verizon Wireless
Very Well
Vietnam War
View
Vintage Wine
Violet Wand
Virtual Wire (digital networks)
Virtual Worlds
Virtually Wireful (website)
Vista Way (Walt Disney World)
Void Walker (gaming, World of Warcraft Warlock)
Volcano World

Samples in periodicals archive:
Smoking injures blood vessel walls and speeds up the process of hardening of the arteries.
The blood vessel walls thickens and the passage becomes narrow, and this results high blood pressure.
Smoking injures blood vessel walls and speeds up the process of hardening of the arteries.
Elastin, a type of protein that makes up a good amount of the blood vessel wall, is the substance that allows the arterial wall to be elastic.
Labcoats biodegradable technology is designed to improve healing of the vessel wall by reducing the amount of polymer and drug to which it is exposed.
AneuGraft(R) is a stent 100% covered with a heterologous tissue, designed to set a barrier between the coronary blood vessel wall and its lumen.
Patterson must have inadvertently pulled the guide wire back and advanced the dilator without it, causing the dilator to be pushed through the vessel wall.
It is caused by a damaged blood vessel or a weakness in the blood vessel wall.

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