What does PSVST mean?
PSVST means Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis?
Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis can be abbreviated as PSVST
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What does PSVST stand for? PSVST stands for "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis". |
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How to abbreviate "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis"? "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis" can be abbreviated as PSVST. |
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What is the meaning of PSVST abbreviation? The meaning of PSVST abbreviation is "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis". |
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What is PSVST abbreviation? One of the definitions of PSVST is "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis". |
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What does PSVST mean? PSVST as abbreviation means "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis". |
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What is shorthand of Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis? The most common shorthand of "Peak Systolic Velocity within a Stenosis" is PSVST. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ICPSV - Internal Carotid Peak Systolic Velocity
- PFV/MV - Peak Forward Velocity/Mean Velocity Ratio
- PSP/ESV - peak systolic pressure to end systolic volume ratio
- PSFV - Peak Systolic Flow Velocity
- PSBFV - Peak Systolic Blood Flow Velocity
- CPSV - Carotid Peak Systolic Velocity
- MPSV - Maximum Peak Systolic Velocity
- nPSV - Normalized Peak Systolic Velocity
- PSVR - Peak Systolic Velocity Ratio
- PSV - Peak Systolic Velocity
- PFV - peak systolic flow velocity
- PSG - peak-to-peak systolic gradient
- PSV - peak systolic flow velocity
- SPFV - Systolic Peak Flow Velocity
- Mca-psv - Middle Cerebral Artery Peak Systolic Velocity
- PS - peak systolic velocity
- PSP/ESV - peak systolic pressure/end-systolic volume
- PSV - Peak systolic blood flow velocity
- pV - peak systolic velocity
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