What does SII mean?
SII means selective intrabronchial air insufflation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for selective intrabronchial air insufflation?
selective intrabronchial air insufflation can be abbreviated as SII
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What does SII stand for? SII stands for "selective intrabronchial air insufflation". |
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How to abbreviate "selective intrabronchial air insufflation"? "selective intrabronchial air insufflation" can be abbreviated as SII. |
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What is the meaning of SII abbreviation? The meaning of SII abbreviation is "selective intrabronchial air insufflation". |
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What is SII abbreviation? One of the definitions of SII is "selective intrabronchial air insufflation". |
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What does SII mean? SII as abbreviation means "selective intrabronchial air insufflation". |
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What is shorthand of selective intrabronchial air insufflation? The most common shorthand of "selective intrabronchial air insufflation" is SII. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SA/AS - Selective Availability / Anti-Spoofing
- SAAND - Selective Apoptotic Anti-Neoplastic Drug
- SASSM - Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module
- SBARM - Selective Bile Acid Receptor Modulator
- SANEX - Selective Actinide Extraction
- SALDVI - Selective-Area Laser-Deposition Vapor Infiltration
- SDILINE - Selective Dissemination of Information Online
- SDWM - Selective Division Wave Multiplexing
- SCOCS - Selective Class of Call Screening Supplement
- SBSVC - Selective Broadcast Signaling Virtual Channel
- SEL JETT - Selective Jettison
- SEL REL - Selective Release
- SELADIN - Selective AD Indicator
- SEAGA - Selective Employment of Air Ground Alert Forces
- ST/SC - Selective Transmission/Selective Combining
- SAAM - Selective Alpha Air Monitor
- LMSEB - selective preenrichment broth, selective enrichment broth
- INS - insufflation
- insuf - insufflation
- SEAGA - Selective Employment Air Ground Alert Forces