What does MCE mean?
MCE means multiple cartilaginous exostoses
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for multiple cartilaginous exostoses?
multiple cartilaginous exostoses can be abbreviated as MCE
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What does MCE stand for? MCE stands for "multiple cartilaginous exostoses". |
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How to abbreviate "multiple cartilaginous exostoses"? "multiple cartilaginous exostoses" can be abbreviated as MCE. |
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What is the meaning of MCE abbreviation? The meaning of MCE abbreviation is "multiple cartilaginous exostoses". |
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What is MCE abbreviation? One of the definitions of MCE is "multiple cartilaginous exostoses". |
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What does MCE mean? MCE as abbreviation means "multiple cartilaginous exostoses". |
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What is shorthand of multiple cartilaginous exostoses? The most common shorthand of "multiple cartilaginous exostoses" is MCE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MADN-MCA - Multiple Appearance Directory Number-Multiple Call Arrangement
- M-CUBE - Multiple Media/Multiple Communication Workstation
- MC-MFSK - Multiple-Carrier Multiple-Frequency Shift Keying
- MC-TDMA - Multiple Carrier-Time Division Multiple Access
- MBML - Multiple Borrowers, Multiple Lenders
- MCTDMA - Multiple Carrier Time Division Multiple Access
- MA-MUSIC - Multiple-Antenna-Based Multiple Signal Classification
- MIMO-BC - Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Broadcast Channel
- MIMO-DAB - Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Digital Audio Broadcasting
- MIMO-GBC - Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Gaussian Broadcast Channel
- MIMO-OFDM - Multiple In, Multiple Out-Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex
- MF-TDMA - Multiple Frequency Time Division Multiple Access
- MHE - Multiple Hereditary Exostoses
- MEMR - Multiple Exostoses-Mental Retardation Syndrome
- CEP - cartilaginous end-plate
- CET - cartilaginous eustachian tube
- MCE - multiple cartilaginous exostosis
- MEMR - Multiple Exostoses Mental Retardation
- CT - Cartilaginous Tissue
- EXT - exostoses