What does VPM mean?
VPM means ventral posterior medial thalamus
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for ventral posterior medial thalamus?
2 ways to abbreviate ventral posterior medial thalamus
ventral posterior medial thalamus can be abbreviated as VPM
Other shorthands for ventral posterior medial thalamus are: VPMT
ventral posterior medial thalamus can be abbreviated as VPM
Other shorthands for ventral posterior medial thalamus are: VPMT
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What does VPM stand for? VPM stands for "ventral posterior medial thalamus". |
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How to abbreviate "ventral posterior medial thalamus"? "ventral posterior medial thalamus" can be abbreviated as VPM. |
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What is the meaning of VPM abbreviation? The meaning of VPM abbreviation is "ventral posterior medial thalamus". |
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What is VPM abbreviation? One of the definitions of VPM is "ventral posterior medial thalamus". |
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What does VPM mean? VPM as abbreviation means "ventral posterior medial thalamus". |
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What is shorthand of ventral posterior medial thalamus? The most common shorthand of "ventral posterior medial thalamus" is VPM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VPMT - Ventral Posterior Medial Thalamus
- VPN - Ventral Posterior Nucleus
- VP - ventral posterior
- MT - medial thalamus
- PMT - posterior medial thalamus
- VPI - Ventral Posterior Inferior
- VPI - ventral posterior inferior nucleus
- VPC - ventral posterior nuclear complex
- VMT - ventral medial thalamus
- VPL - Ventral Posterior Lateral
- VPL - ventral posterior lateral nucleus
- VPL - ventral posterior lateral thalamic
- VPL - ventral posterior lateral thalamus
- VPLo - ventral posterior lateral nucleus, pars oralis
- VPLo - ventral posterior lateral, pars oralis
- VPM - Ventral Posterior Medial
- VPM - ventral posterior medial nucleus
- VPM - VPL)/ventral posterior medial
- VPS - ventral posterior suprasylvian
- VPS - ventral posterior suprasylvian cortex