What does CS mean?
CS means conventional smear
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for conventional smear?
2 ways to abbreviate conventional smear
conventional smear can be abbreviated as CS
Other shorthands for conventional smear are: Çs
conventional smear can be abbreviated as CS
Other shorthands for conventional smear are: Çs
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What does CS stand for? CS stands for "conventional smear". |
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How to abbreviate "conventional smear"? "conventional smear" can be abbreviated as CS. |
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What is the meaning of CS abbreviation? The meaning of CS abbreviation is "conventional smear". |
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What is CS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CS is "conventional smear". |
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What does CS mean? CS as abbreviation means "conventional smear". |
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What is shorthand of conventional smear? The most common shorthand of "conventional smear" is CS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CA-MLSD - Conventional Adaptive Maximum Likelihood Sequence Detection
- C-CAB - Conventional Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
- C-DM - Conventional Differential Demodulation
- C-GAPS - Conventional Genetic Algorithm Packet Scheduler
- C-LSP - Conventional Label Switched Path
- C-S/D - Conventional-Order Source/Drain
- CATIK - Conventional/Air Launch Cruise Missile Test Instrumentation Kit
- CAMPPS - Conventional Ammunition Maintenance, Preservation, and Packaging Set
- CCABG - Conventional Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
- CCOMEN - Conventional Collateral Mission Effectiveness Model
- CAPULDI - Conventional Ammunition Packaging and Unit Load Data Index
- SNPT - Smear Negative Pulmonary Tuberculosis
- SPCN - Smear Positive Culture Negative
- SPCD - Smear Positive and Culture Difficult
- AAFB - smear acid fast bacilli
- SNCN - smear-negative, culture-negative
- SNCP - smear-negative culture-positive
- sm - Smear
- stq - Smear the Queer
- CCT - conventional CT–conventional computed tomography