What does HEL mean?
HEL means Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion?
2 ways to abbreviate Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion
Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion can be abbreviated as HEL
Other shorthands for Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion are: HEL
Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion can be abbreviated as HEL
Other shorthands for Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion are: HEL
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What does HEL stand for? HEL stands for "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion". |
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How to abbreviate "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion"? "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion" can be abbreviated as HEL. |
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What is the meaning of HEL abbreviation? The meaning of HEL abbreviation is "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion". |
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What is HEL abbreviation? One of the definitions of HEL is "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion". |
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What does HEL mean? HEL as abbreviation means "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion". |
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What is shorthand of Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion? The most common shorthand of "Homogeneous Enhancing Lesion" is HEL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HBQS - Homogeneous Bright QSO (Quasi-Stellar Object) Survey
- HAZEL - Homogeneous Assembly Zero Energy Laboratory
- HPVF - homogeneous polynomial vector field
- HUDM - Homogeneous Uniform Distance Matrix
- HEG - Homogeneous Electron Gas
- HCPC - Homogeneous Charge Progressive Combustion
- HBF - Homogeneous Bent Function
- HSDF - Homogeneous Synchronous Dataflow
- HPLF - Homogeneous Polynomial Lyapunov Function
- HTSS - Homogeneous Ternary Solvent System
- HPCM - Homogeneous Poisson Clustered Model
- HPP - Homogeneous Poisson Process
- HID - Homogeneous Isotropic Dielectric
- REL - Ring Enhancing Lesion
- CHEF - homogeneous electric field electrophoresis
- HbF - Homogeneous basophilic foci
- HCN - Homogeneous Computer Network
- HDF - homogeneous diabetogenic factor
- L/NL - Lesion to non-lesion
- SEL - single enhancing lesion