What does SRES mean?
SRES means Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes?
Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes can be abbreviated as SRES
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What does SRES stand for? SRES stands for "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes". |
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How to abbreviate "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes"? "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes" can be abbreviated as SRES. |
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What is the meaning of SRES abbreviation? The meaning of SRES abbreviation is "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes". |
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What is SRES abbreviation? One of the definitions of SRES is "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes". |
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What does SRES mean? SRES as abbreviation means "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes". |
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What is shorthand of Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes? The most common shorthand of "Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndromes" is SRES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- S-CR - Surgically Defined Complete Response
- SINS - Surgically Induced Necrotising Scleritis
- SRPE - surgically assisted rapid palatal expansion
- SAD - surgically advised discharge
- SAFE - Surgically Advanced Follicular Extraction
- SIA - Surgically Induced Astigmatism
- SIA - surgically induced corneal astigmatism
- SIA - surgically induced refractive astigmatism
- SIAC - surgically induced astigmatic change
- SIAC - Surgically Induced Astigmatism Calculator
- SIDS - surgically induced diffuse scleritis
- SIM - Surgically induced miosis
- SIM - surgically-induced menopause
- SICA - surgically induced corneal astigmatism
- SINS - surgically induced necrotising sclerokeratitis
- SINS - surgically induced necrotizing scleritis
- sfot - Surgically facilitated orthodontic therapy
- sst - Surgically Sharpened Technology
- SIRC - Surgically induced refractive change
- SARME - Surgically assisted rapid maxillary expansion