There are multiple definitions:

1. whole serum(English)

2. wall stress(English)

   • EDWS, ESWS, LVEDWS, WSS
   • Cardiology, Biophysics

3. Waardenburg syndrome(English)

   • a group of rare genetic conditions determined by the absence of melanocytes from the eyes, hair, and skin. There are four types with specific criteria for diagnosis. Main clinical manifestations are facial abnormalities, pigmentary defects, and hearing loss with no specific predilection with regard to sex or race
   • WS1
   • Congenital disorders
   • https://doi.org…3256-018-1704-1

4. West syndrome(English)

   • EEIE, LGS
   • Brain (dys)function
   • https://doi.org…ebr.2020.100373

5. wedge-shaped [lesion](English)

   • refers to restorative material and loading type influence on the biomechanical behavior of such lesions
   • ALR, FEA, MOD, RLR
   • Dentistry, Biophysics, Model(ing)
   • https://doi.org…0784-015-1523-3

6. weight status(English)

   • school-based obesity prevention interventions may be related to how different subgroups receive them
   • SSB
   • Adiposity, Preventive medicine
   • https://doi.org…/1479-5868-8-63

7. Williams [-Beuren] syndrome(English)

   • associated with compromized abilities in overlapping areas, including social approach, processing of social emotional cues and gaze behavior. Also as WBS
   • fMRI, SAD, WBS
   • Psychiatry, Social aspects, Brain (dys)function, Behavior(al science), Emotional aspects
   • https://doi.org…gia.2014.08.027

8. wheat straw(English)

   • ALF, CP, DM
   • Veterinary medicine, Diet
   • https://doi.org…1250-018-1735-z

9. watershed shift(English)

   • defined as a paradoxical decrease in the cerebral blood flow at the adjacent cortex near the site of local cerebral hyperperfusion. Refers to revascularization surgery
   • MCA, MMD, TCA, CBF, CHP, EDMS
   • Vascular disease, Brain (dys)function, Surgery
   • https://doi.org….1159/000500802