What does EIPH mean?
EIPH means Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging?
Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging can be abbreviated as EIPH
Other shorthands for Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging are: EIPH, EIPH
Other shorthands for Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging are: EIPH, EIPH
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What does EIPH stand for? EIPH stands for "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging". |
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How to abbreviate "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging"? "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging" can be abbreviated as EIPH. |
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What is the meaning of EIPH abbreviation? The meaning of EIPH abbreviation is "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging". |
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What is EIPH abbreviation? One of the definitions of EIPH is "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging". |
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What does EIPH mean? EIPH as abbreviation means "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging". |
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What is shorthand of Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging? The most common shorthand of "Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging" is EIPH. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EIVA - Exercise-Induced Ventricular Arrhythmia
- EIVT - Exercise-Induced Ventricular Tachycardia
- EIH - exercise induced arterial hypoxemia
- EIH - exercise-induced hyperammonemia
- EIH - exercise-induced hypotension
- EIH - exercise-induced hypoxaemia
- EIH - exercise-induced hypoxemia
- EISTE - exercise-induced ST segment elevation
- EID - Exercise Induced Dyspnea
- EID - exercise-induced dehydration
- EIL - exercise-induced laryngomalacia
- EIA - Exercise induced anaphylaxis
- EIA - exercise- induced asthma
- EIA - exercise-induced activation
- EIA - exercise-induced anaphylactic reactions
- EIA - exercise-induced astham
- EIA - exercise-induced asthma bronchiale
- EIM - exercise-induced myocardial ischemia
- EIPH - Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage
- EIPH - exercise-induced pulmonary haemorrhage