What does MACEs mean?
MACEs means major adverse coronary events
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for major adverse coronary events?
2 ways to abbreviate major adverse coronary events
major adverse coronary events can be abbreviated as MACEs
Other shorthands for major adverse coronary events are: MACE
major adverse coronary events can be abbreviated as MACEs
Other shorthands for major adverse coronary events are: MACE
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What does MACEs stand for? MACEs stands for "major adverse coronary events". |
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How to abbreviate "major adverse coronary events"? "major adverse coronary events" can be abbreviated as MACEs. |
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What is the meaning of MACEs abbreviation? The meaning of MACEs abbreviation is "major adverse coronary events". |
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What is MACEs abbreviation? One of the definitions of MACEs is "major adverse coronary events". |
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What does MACEs mean? MACEs as abbreviation means "major adverse coronary events". |
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What is shorthand of major adverse coronary events? The most common shorthand of "major adverse coronary events" is MACEs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MACCE - Major Adverse Cardiac and Cerebrovascular event
- MACCE - Major Adverse Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Event
- AME - Adverse Medicine Events
- ARE - adverse respiratory events
- MACCE - Major Adverse Cardiac and Cerebral Event
- MACE - major adverse cardiac event rates
- MACE - Major adverse cardiovascular events
- MACE - major adverse complicating events
- MACE - major adverse coronary events
- MCE - Major coronary events
- ACEs - adverse cardiac events
- ACEs - adverse clinical events
- ADEs - adverse drug events
- AMEs - adverse medical events
- MACEs - major adverse cardiac events
- MACEs - major adverse cardiovascular events
- ace - Adverse Childhood Events
- ahe - Adverse Health Events
- MACE - Major Adverse Cardiac Events
- ADE - Adverse Drug Events