What does SPPH mean?
SPPH means Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel?
Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel can be abbreviated as SPPH
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What does SPPH stand for? SPPH stands for "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel". |
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How to abbreviate "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel"? "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel" can be abbreviated as SPPH. |
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What is the meaning of SPPH abbreviation? The meaning of SPPH abbreviation is "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel". |
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What is SPPH abbreviation? One of the definitions of SPPH is "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel". |
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What does SPPH mean? SPPH as abbreviation means "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel". |
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What is shorthand of Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel? The most common shorthand of "Skin Perfusion Pressure on the Heel" is SPPH. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PPFS - Perfusion Pressure Flow Study
- SBFT - Skin Blood Flow of the Thigh
- PEA - Pressure on Expiration
- PP - perfusion pressure
- POD - Pressure on Demand
- PPK - perfusion pressure of kidney
- PPR - Perfusion pressure reductions
- PPR - perfusion pressure responses
- ppm - perfusion pressure of muscles
- PVA - perfusion-pressure videoangiography
- SPPP - skin peripheral perfusion pressure
- SPP - skin perfusion blood pressure
- SPP - Skin Perfusion Pressure
- Ssp - skin surface pressure
- SSAs - skin surface area in the spring
- Pe - pressure on expiration
- Pper - perfusion pressure
- sp - Skin perfusion
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