What does RSA mean?
RSA means hippocampal rhythmical slow activity
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for hippocampal rhythmical slow activity?
2 ways to abbreviate hippocampal rhythmical slow activity
hippocampal rhythmical slow activity can be abbreviated as RSA
Other shorthands for hippocampal rhythmical slow activity are: RSA
hippocampal rhythmical slow activity can be abbreviated as RSA
Other shorthands for hippocampal rhythmical slow activity are: RSA
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What does RSA stand for? RSA stands for "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity". |
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How to abbreviate "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity"? "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity" can be abbreviated as RSA. |
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What is the meaning of RSA abbreviation? The meaning of RSA abbreviation is "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity". |
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What is RSA abbreviation? One of the definitions of RSA is "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity". |
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What does RSA mean? RSA as abbreviation means "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity". |
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What is shorthand of hippocampal rhythmical slow activity? The most common shorthand of "hippocampal rhythmical slow activity" is RSA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RSA - Rhythmic Slow Activity
- SWEA - Slow Wave Electric Activity
- SSAD - Slow Speech Activity Detector
- CSWS - activity during slow wave sleep
- FSA - focal slow activity
- I-RSA - immobility-related, rhythmic slow activity
- IRSA - interictal regional slow activity
- LISA - large irregular slow activity
- RBA - rhythmical bursting activity
- RMA - rhythmical masticatory activity
- RMA - rhythmical masticatory-like activity
- RSA - hippocampal rhythmic slow activity
- RSA - Rhythmical slow activity
- RSA - rhythmical slow wave activity
- RSA - Rhythmical sucking like activity
- SRA - Slow rhythmic activity
- SWA - Slow Wave Activity
- SWS/SWA - slow-wave sleep and/or slow-wave activity
- wr-RSA - walking related, atropine-resistant, rhythmical slow activity
- HVSA - High-Voltage Slow Activity (neurophysiology)