What does EPPL mean?
EPPL means epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions?
epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions can be abbreviated as EPPL
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What does EPPL stand for? EPPL stands for "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions". |
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How to abbreviate "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions"? "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions" can be abbreviated as EPPL. |
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What is the meaning of EPPL abbreviation? The meaning of EPPL abbreviation is "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions". |
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What is EPPL abbreviation? One of the definitions of EPPL is "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions". |
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What does EPPL mean? EPPL as abbreviation means "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions". |
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What is shorthand of epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions? The most common shorthand of "epithelial, possibly precancerous, lesions" is EPPL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EHHL - Epithelial Hyperplastic Laryngeal Lesions
- EHLL - Epithelial Hyperplastic Lesions of the Larynx
- PASA - Possibly As Soon As
- MOCP - multiple oral cancerous and precancerous lesions
- oPL - oral precancerous lesions
- PAD - possibly avoidable death
- PCD - possibly chronic disease
- PFS - Possibly for Sale
- PND - Possibly Not Definitely
- PI - Possibly Incorrect (Immigration Law)
- EHL - epithelial hyperplastic lesions
- EHLL - epithelial hyperplastic laryngeal lesions
- poss - possibly
- PUI - Possibly unfree images
- PUP - Possibly Unwanted Program (McAfee)
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- PSBLY - Possibly
- PNSFW - Possibly Not Safe For Work
- ELTS - Epithelial Lesions Triage Study
- POME - Possibly Ok Multicast Encryption