What does CURE mean?
CURE means Carotid US Report Enhancement
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Carotid US Report Enhancement?
Carotid US Report Enhancement can be abbreviated as CURE
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What does CURE stand for? CURE stands for "Carotid US Report Enhancement". |
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How to abbreviate "Carotid US Report Enhancement"? "Carotid US Report Enhancement" can be abbreviated as CURE. |
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What is the meaning of CURE abbreviation? The meaning of CURE abbreviation is "Carotid US Report Enhancement". |
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What is CURE abbreviation? One of the definitions of CURE is "Carotid US Report Enhancement". |
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What does CURE mean? CURE as abbreviation means "Carotid US Report Enhancement". |
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What is shorthand of Carotid US Report Enhancement? The most common shorthand of "Carotid US Report Enhancement" is CURE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFLANT - US Air Forces, US Atlantic Command
- CABFV - Carotid Artery Blood Flow Velocity
- CABFW - Carotid Artery Blood Flow Waveform
- CEDV - Carotid End-Diastolic Velocity
- CBNO - Carotid Body Neural Output
- CASANOVA - Carotid Artery Surgery Asymptomatic Narrowing Operation Versus Aspirin
- CAIUS - Carotid Atherosclerosis Italian Ultrasound Study
- CENTAF - US Air Forces, US Central Command
- PRAER - Problem Report & Enhancement Recommendation
- AFRED - US Air Forces, US Readiness Command
- ARRED - US Army Forces, US Readiness Command
- ER - Enhancement Report
- CCF - carotid-carotid-cavernous fistulae
- USAPC - US Asia Pacific Council (US State Department)
- USRS - US Reclamation Service (now US Bureau of Reclamation)
- ARCENT - US Army Forces, US Central Command (US DoD)
- PSPFX - US Global Investors Funds US Global (Mutual Funds [USMF])
- Cranial rectosis - US: butthead (US term for idiot); UK: head-up-ass (arrogant/arrogant fool)
- Positive Blue Legs Sign - (US) resuscitation behind closed curtains (US ER medics wear blue scrubs)
- USN&WR - US News & World Report