What does BCMF mean?
BCMF means breast carcinomas with medullary features
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for breast carcinomas with medullary features?
breast carcinomas with medullary features can be abbreviated as BCMF
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What does BCMF stand for? BCMF stands for "breast carcinomas with medullary features". |
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How to abbreviate "breast carcinomas with medullary features"? "breast carcinomas with medullary features" can be abbreviated as BCMF. |
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What is the meaning of BCMF abbreviation? The meaning of BCMF abbreviation is "breast carcinomas with medullary features". |
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What is BCMF abbreviation? One of the definitions of BCMF is "breast carcinomas with medullary features". |
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What does BCMF mean? BCMF as abbreviation means "breast carcinomas with medullary features". |
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What is shorthand of breast carcinomas with medullary features? The most common shorthand of "breast carcinomas with medullary features" is BCMF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IDCPIC - Infiltrating Ductal Carcinomas with Predominant Intraductal Component
- BDMF - Bone Dysplasia with Medullary Fibrosarcoma
- BCLE - Breast Carcinomas of Limited Extent
- EOBC - Early Onset Breast Carcinomas
- PLAF - Papillary Lesions with Atypical Features
- BCCF - breast cancer with choriocarcinomatous features
- CCGD - cervix carcinomas with glandular differentiation
- IBC - infiltrating breast carcinomas
- IDC - infiltrating ductal breast carcinomas
- IDC - invasive ductal breast carcinomas
- MBC - Metaplastic breast carcinomas
- MBC - minimal breast carcinomas
- MCI - mucinous carcinomas with invasion
- MCMI - mucinous carcinomas with microinvasion
- SCCT - squamous cell carcinomas with trichilemmal differentiation
- BCs - breast carcinomas
- HBCs - hereditary breast carcinomas
- IBCs - invasive breast carcinomas
- barf - Basic Archiver with Recursive Features
- T4B - Breast Tumor With Edema