What does EFP mean?
EFP means extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation?
extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation can be abbreviated as EFP
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What does EFP stand for? EFP stands for "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation". |
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How to abbreviate "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation"? "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation" can be abbreviated as EFP. |
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What is the meaning of EFP abbreviation? The meaning of EFP abbreviation is "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation". |
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What is EFP abbreviation? One of the definitions of EFP is "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation". |
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What does EFP mean? EFP as abbreviation means "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation". |
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What is shorthand of extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation? The most common shorthand of "extraretinal fibrovascular proliferation" is EFP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PRLCD - Proliferation-Resistant LMFBR (Liquid-Metal Fast Breeder Reactor) Core Design
- PRCDS - Proliferation-Resistant Core Design Study
- EEPI - Extraretinal Eye Position Information
- PAGA - Proliferation-Associated Gene A
- PDT - Proliferation Detection Technology
- PINS - Proliferation Information Network System
- PSI - Proliferation Security Initiative
- PPEA - Proliferation Prevention Enhancement Act of 1999
- REFP - Ridge Extraretinal Fibrovascular Proliferation Complex
- AHFP - Anterior Hyaloidal Fibrovascular Proliferation
- EEPS - extraretinal eye position signal
- FAO - proliferation-fatty acyl-CoA oxidase
- MNA - proliferation--mean nuclear area
- PAA - proliferation-associated antigen
- PAc - Proliferation of Corporate
- PAG - proliferation associated protein gene
- PAG - proliferation-associated gene
- PANA - Proliferation Associated Nuclear Antigen
- PAs - Proliferation of Systems
- FVIG - fibrovascular ingrowth