What does EIC mean?
EIC means electrically induced convulsive
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for electrically induced convulsive?
2 ways to abbreviate electrically induced convulsive
electrically induced convulsive can be abbreviated as EIC
Other shorthands for electrically induced convulsive are: EIC
electrically induced convulsive can be abbreviated as EIC
Other shorthands for electrically induced convulsive are: EIC
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What does EIC stand for? EIC stands for "electrically induced convulsive". |
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How to abbreviate "electrically induced convulsive"? "electrically induced convulsive" can be abbreviated as EIC. |
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What is the meaning of EIC abbreviation? The meaning of EIC abbreviation is "electrically induced convulsive". |
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What is EIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of EIC is "electrically induced convulsive". |
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What does EIC mean? EIC as abbreviation means "electrically induced convulsive". |
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What is shorthand of electrically induced convulsive? The most common shorthand of "electrically induced convulsive" is EIC. |
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- EA ROM - Electrically Alterable Read-Only Memory
- CANA - Convulsive Antidote, Nerve Agent
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- EMLR - Electrically-Induced Middle Latency Response
- ECS - electrically induced seizures
- EIF - electrically induced fatigue
- EIC - electrically induced contraction
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- EMC - electrically induced muscle contraction
- MER - maximal electrically-induced response
- CANA - Convulsive Antidote
- EEL - electrically induced leg exercise
- EI - Electrically Induced
- CD - Convulsive Disorder
- CD - Convulsive Dose