What does APBD mean?
APBD means adult polyglucosan body disease
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What is the abbreviation for adult polyglucosan body disease?
adult polyglucosan body disease can be abbreviated as APBD
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What does APBD stand for? APBD stands for "adult polyglucosan body disease". |
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How to abbreviate "adult polyglucosan body disease"? "adult polyglucosan body disease" can be abbreviated as APBD. |
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What is the meaning of APBD abbreviation? The meaning of APBD abbreviation is "adult polyglucosan body disease". |
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What is APBD abbreviation? One of the definitions of APBD is "adult polyglucosan body disease". |
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What does APBD mean? APBD as abbreviation means "adult polyglucosan body disease". |
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What is shorthand of adult polyglucosan body disease? The most common shorthand of "adult polyglucosan body disease" is APBD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACHDC - Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center
- APCKD - adult polycystic kidney disease
- ACHD - Adult Congenital Heart Disease
- APKD - Adult Polycystic Kidney Disease
- ASD - Adult Spectrum of Disease
- BIBD - Boid Inclusion Body Disease
- CIBD - Cytomegalic Inclusion Body Disease
- DLBD - Diffuse Lewy Body Disease
- iLBD - Incidental Lewy Body Disease
- NIBD - Neurofilament Inclusion Body Disease
- AOSD - adult-onset Still disease
- APCD - adult polycystic kidney disease
- APCD - adult-type polycystic disease
- APBDRF - Adult Polyglucosan Body Disease Research Foundation
- ASD - Adult onset Stills disease
- ASD - adult Still's disease
- AWB - Adult Whole Body
- PBD - Polyglucosan body disease
- ADPKD - Adult Polycystic Kidney Disease
- APLD - Adult polycystic liver disease