What does SSGC mean?
SSGC means Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon?
Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon can be abbreviated as SSGC
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What does SSGC stand for? SSGC stands for "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon". |
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How to abbreviate "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon"? "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon" can be abbreviated as SSGC. |
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What is the meaning of SSGC abbreviation? The meaning of SSGC abbreviation is "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon". |
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What is SSGC abbreviation? One of the definitions of SSGC is "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon". |
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What does SSGC mean? SSGC as abbreviation means "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon". |
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What is shorthand of Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon? The most common shorthand of "Score of the Severity of Gangrenous Colon" is SSGC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- IPCH - Institute of Professional Colon Hydrotherapy
- JASPA - Journal Associated Score of Personal Angst
- TSIR - Total Score of Immediate Recall
- CMDC - Circular Muscle of Distal Colon
- CMPC - Circular Muscle of Proximal Colon
- GSN - Global Score of Needs
- LMPC - Longitudinal Muscle of Proximal Colon
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- SAT - Score on the Actual
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- SET - score of embryo transfer
- SES - Score of Each School
- SRF - score of risk factors
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