What does EAPS mean?
EAPS means evoked compound action potentials
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for evoked compound action potentials?
evoked compound action potentials can be abbreviated as EAPS
Other shorthands for evoked compound action potentials are: ECAP, EAP
Other shorthands for evoked compound action potentials are: ECAP, EAP
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What does EAPS stand for? EAPS stands for "evoked compound action potentials". |
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How to abbreviate "evoked compound action potentials"? "evoked compound action potentials" can be abbreviated as EAPS. |
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What is the meaning of EAPS abbreviation? The meaning of EAPS abbreviation is "evoked compound action potentials". |
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What is EAPS abbreviation? One of the definitions of EAPS is "evoked compound action potentials". |
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What does EAPS mean? EAPS as abbreviation means "evoked compound action potentials". |
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What is shorthand of evoked compound action potentials? The most common shorthand of "evoked compound action potentials" is EAPS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ECMAP - Evoked Compound Muscle Action Potential
- EECAP - Electrically Evoked Compound Action Potentials
- CAPS - compound nerve action potentials
- CDAP - Compound Diaphragmatic Action Potentials
- DCAP - diaphragmatic muscle compound action potentials
- EAP - electrically evoked compound action potential
- EAP - evoked compound action potential
- ECAP - Electrically evoked compound action potential
- ECAP - Evoked Compound Action Potential
- EMAP - evoked muscle amplitude potentials
- ESAP - evoked sensory nerve action potentials
- ESAP - evoked stem auditory potentials
- ETAP - evoked truncal acoustic potentials
- REMP - reflex-evoked muscle action potentials
- APs - action potentials
- CAPs - compound action potentials
- CMAPs - compound motor action potentials
- CMAPs - compound muscle action potentials
- cNAPs - compound nerve action potentials
- NCAPs - nerve compound action potentials