What does PMd mean?
PMd means psychogenic movement disorders
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for psychogenic movement disorders?
psychogenic movement disorders can be abbreviated as PMd
Other shorthands for psychogenic movement disorders are: PMDs
Other shorthands for psychogenic movement disorders are: PMDs
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What does PMd stand for? PMd stands for "psychogenic movement disorders". |
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How to abbreviate "psychogenic movement disorders"? "psychogenic movement disorders" can be abbreviated as PMd. |
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What is the meaning of PMd abbreviation? The meaning of PMd abbreviation is "psychogenic movement disorders". |
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What is PMd abbreviation? One of the definitions of PMd is "psychogenic movement disorders". |
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What does PMd mean? PMd as abbreviation means "psychogenic movement disorders". |
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What is shorthand of psychogenic movement disorders? The most common shorthand of "psychogenic movement disorders" is PMd. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MDVU - Movement Disorders Virtual University
- PED-NOS - Psychogenic Eating Disorders that are Not Otherwise Specified
- WE MOVE - Worldwide Education and Awareness for Movement Disorders
- MDP - Movement Disorders Program
- MDRC - Movement Disorders Research and Rehabilitation Centre
- PMDF - Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Foundation
- RIMD - Research Institute for Movement Disorders
- UFMDC - Univeristy of Florida Movement Disorders Center
- CCMD - Curriculum in Movement Disorders
- HMD - Human Movement Disorders
- PFUS - psychogenic frequency-urgency syndrome
- PNEE - psychogenic non-epileptic events
- PNES - psychogenic, non-epileptic seizures
- PRU - Psychogenic retention of urine
- RMD - parasomnias-rhythmic movement disorders
- SRMD - sleep-related movement disorders
- UFMDC - University of Florida Movement Disorders Center
- MDJ - Movement Disorders Journal
- MDs - movement disorders
- PMDs - Psychogenic movement disorders