What does IDCs mean?
IDCs means invasive ductal breast cancers
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for invasive ductal breast cancers?
2 ways to abbreviate invasive ductal breast cancers
invasive ductal breast cancers can be abbreviated as IDCs
Other shorthands for invasive ductal breast cancers are: IDC
invasive ductal breast cancers can be abbreviated as IDCs
Other shorthands for invasive ductal breast cancers are: IDC
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What does IDCs stand for? IDCs stands for "invasive ductal breast cancers". |
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How to abbreviate "invasive ductal breast cancers"? "invasive ductal breast cancers" can be abbreviated as IDCs. |
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What is the meaning of IDCs abbreviation? The meaning of IDCs abbreviation is "invasive ductal breast cancers". |
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What is IDCs abbreviation? One of the definitions of IDCs is "invasive ductal breast cancers". |
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What does IDCs mean? IDCs as abbreviation means "invasive ductal breast cancers". |
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What is shorthand of invasive ductal breast cancers? The most common shorthand of "invasive ductal breast cancers" is IDCs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IDC - Invasive Ductal Carcinoma
- IDBC - Invasive Ductal Breast Carcinoma
- DCIS - Ductal breast carcinoma in situ
- IDC - infiltrating ductal breast carcinomas
- IDC - Invasive Ductal Cancer
- IDC - invasive duct cancers
- IDC - invasive ductal adenocarcinoma
- IDC - invasive ductal breast cancer
- IDC - invasive ductal breast carcinomas
- IDC - Invasive ductal mammary carcinomas
- ILC - invasive lobular breast cancer
- ILC - invasive lobular breast carcinoma
- N-MC - non-medullary invasive ductal carcinoma
- NPBCs - non-pregnancy-associated breast cancers
- PBCS - pregnancy-associated breast cancers
- SBBC - Synchronous Bilateral Breast Cancers
- IDC - invasive ductal
- IDCs - invasive ductal carcinomas
- IDCP - Invasive Ductal Carcinoma of the Pancreas
- IBC - Invasive Breast Cancers