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W wheal
W wheel
Waardenburg syndrome wheeze
Waardenburg-Shah syndrome whelk
Wachendorf membrane whelp
Wada test whewellite
Wagner-Jauregg whey
Wagstaffe fracture WHHL
WAIS whip
waist whiplash
wakefulness Whipple
Waksman Whipple disease
Wald Whipple procedure (operation), triad
Waldenström disease whipworm
Waldenström macroglobulinemia, purpura whisper
Waldeyer fossa, etc. Whitaker test
walk White
Walker lissencephaly white
walker Whitehead operation
Walker-Warburg syndrome whitehead
walking whiteleg
wall Whitfield ointment
Wallenberg syndrome whitlockite
wallerian whitlow
walleye Whitman operation
Walthard islets (cell nests, cell rests, inclusions) Whitmore disease
Walther ducts, oblique ligament Whitnall tubercle
wanderer WHO
wandering whoop
Wangiella whorl
warbles Whytt disease
Warburg Wickersheimer fluid (medium)
Warburg syndrome Wickham striae
ward Widal syndrome, test (reaction, serum test)
Ward-Romano syndrome width
warfarin Wiesel
Warren Wieschaus
Warren incision Wigand version (maneuver)
Warren shunt Wiggers diagram
wart Wigraine
warty Wilcoxon rank sum test, signed rank test
Wartenberg disease, sign wild
Warthin tumor Wilder sign
Warthin-Finkeldey cell Wildermuth ear
wash wild-type
washing Wilkins
washout Willia
wasp Williams syndrome
wasserhelle Williams-Beuren syndrome
Wassermann test (reaction) Williams-Campbell syndrome
Wassermann-fast Williamson sign
waste Willis circle, cord, etc.
wasting willow
water Wilms tumor
water-borne Wilson disease (degeneration, syndrome)
Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome Wilson muscle
water-jet Wilson-Mikity syndrome
Waters position, projection Wimberger sign
waters Winchester syndrome
watershed Winckel disease
Waterston operation (anastomosis, shunt) windburn
Watkins operation windchill
Watson windgall
Watson-Schwartz test windigo
Watsonius windlass
watt window
wattage windpipe
watt-hour windpuff
wattmeter windsucking
wave wing
waveform Winiwarter-Buerger disease
wavelength winking
wax Winkler disease
waxing WinRho
waxing up Winslow foramen, ligament, stars
waxy Winstrol
Wb Winter syndrome
WBC winterberry
wean Winterbottom sign
weanling wintergreen
web Winternitz sound
webbed Wintrobe hematocrit tube, method
Weber corpuscle (organ), glands, zone wire
Weber disease wireworm
Weber paradox, test wiring
Weber syndrome (paralysis, sign) Wirsung canal, duct
Weber test WISC
weber Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome
Weber-Christian panniculitis (disease) witch hazel
Weber-Cockayne syndrome Withania
Weber-Gubler syndrome withdrawal
Weber-Leyden syndrome withers
Webster operation witigo
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Intelligence Scale for Children witkop
weddellite Witzel gastrostomy (operation)
Wedensky facilitation, inhibition, phenomenon witzelsucht
wedge WMA
WEE wobble
Weeks bacillus wobbles
weep Wohlfart-Kugelberg-Welander syndrome
weever fish Wohlfahrtia
weevil Wolbachia
Wegener granulomatosis (syndrome) Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome
Wegner disease Wolfe graft
Weibel-Palade bodies Wolfe-Krause graft
Weidel test Wolff duct
Weigert law, stain (method) Wolff's law
Weigert-Meyer rule (law) Wolff-Chaikoff effect
weight Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
Weil basal layer (zone) wolffian
Weil stain Wölfler glands
Weil syndrome Wolfram syndrome
Weil-Felix test (reaction) Wolfring glands
Weill sign wolfsbane
Weill-Marchesani syndrome Wolhynia fever
Weingarten syndrome Wollaston doublet
Weir Mitchell Wolman disease
Weisbach angle Womack procedure
Weismann's theory womb
weismannism Wood filter (glass), lamp, light
Weiss reflex Wood sign
Weitbrecht cartilage, cord (ligament), etc. woodchuck
Welander distal myopathy (myopathy, syndrome) wool
Welch bacillus Woolner tip
WelChol word salad
Welcker angle Woringer-Kolopp disease
Wellbutrin work
Wellcovorin work-up
Weller World Health Organization
Wells syndrome worm
welt wormian
wen Wormley test
Wenckebach period, phenomenon wormwood
Wenzell test Woulfe bottle
Werdnig-Hoffmann spinal muscular atrophy (disease) wound
Werlhof disease W-plasty
Wermer syndrome wrapping
Werner syndrome Wright blood group
Werner-His disease Wright inbreeding coefficient
Werner Schultz disease Wright stain
Wernicke area (field, zone), encephalopathy, etc. Wright syndrome
Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome wrinkle
Wernicke-Mann hemiplegia Wrisberg cartilage, etc.
Wertheim operation wrist
West syndrome wristdrop
Westberg space writing
Westcort wry
Westergren method, tube wryneck
Westermark sign wt
Western blot (blot analysis, blot hybridization, blot technique, blot test) Wuchereria
West Nile encephalitis (fever), virus wuchereriasis
Westphal nucleus, sign (phenomenon) Wunderlich curve
Westphal phenomenon, pupillary reflex Wurster test
Westphal-Piltz phenomenon, reflex w/v
Westphal-Strümpell disease, pseudosclerosis Wyamine
wet-nurse Wyburn-Mason syndrome
wetpox Wycillin
Wetzel grid Wydase
Wetzel test Wyeomyia
Wever-Bray phenomenon Wymox
Weyers oligodactyly syndrome Wynn method
Weyl test Wytensin
Wharton duct, jelly (gelatin)





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