What does PCEA mean?
PCEA means Patient Controlled Epidural Administration
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Patient Controlled Epidural Administration?
Patient Controlled Epidural Administration can be abbreviated as PCEA
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What does PCEA stand for? PCEA stands for "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration". |
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How to abbreviate "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration"? "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration" can be abbreviated as PCEA. |
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What is the meaning of PCEA abbreviation? The meaning of PCEA abbreviation is "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration". |
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What is PCEA abbreviation? One of the definitions of PCEA is "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration". |
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What does PCEA mean? PCEA as abbreviation means "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration". |
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What is shorthand of Patient Controlled Epidural Administration? The most common shorthand of "Patient Controlled Epidural Administration" is PCEA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EPCA - Epidural Patient-Controlled Analgesia
- PCEA - Patient-Controlled Epidural Anesthesia
- PCIA - Patient-Controlled IV Opioid Analgesia
- PCAM - Patient Controlled Analgesia Machine
- PCAS - Patient-Controlled Analgesia System
- PCRA - Patient-Controlled Regional Analgesia
- PCA - Patient-Controlled Analgesia
- PCAP - Patient-Controlled Analgesic Pump
- PCM - Patient Controlled Medication
- PCA - Patient Controlled Administration
- PCA - Patient Controlled Anaesthesia
- PCA - Patient Controlled Analgesic
- PCA - Patient Controlled Anesthesia
- PCAM - patient-controlled administration of morphine
- PCEA - Patient Control Epidural Analgesia
- PCEA - patient-controlled combined spinal epidural analgesia
- PCEF - patient-controlled epidural fentanyl
- PCAT - patient-controlled administration therapy
- PSEA - patient supplemented epidural analgesia
- PCEA - Patient controlled epidural analgesia