What does VAER mean?
VAER means Visual averaged evoked responses
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Visual averaged evoked responses?
2 ways to abbreviate Visual averaged evoked responses
Visual averaged evoked responses can be abbreviated as VAER
Other shorthands for Visual averaged evoked responses are: VAER
Visual averaged evoked responses can be abbreviated as VAER
Other shorthands for Visual averaged evoked responses are: VAER
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What does VAER stand for? VAER stands for "Visual averaged evoked responses". |
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How to abbreviate "Visual averaged evoked responses"? "Visual averaged evoked responses" can be abbreviated as VAER. |
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What is the meaning of VAER abbreviation? The meaning of VAER abbreviation is "Visual averaged evoked responses". |
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What is VAER abbreviation? One of the definitions of VAER is "Visual averaged evoked responses". |
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What does VAER mean? VAER as abbreviation means "Visual averaged evoked responses". |
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What is shorthand of Visual averaged evoked responses? The most common shorthand of "Visual averaged evoked responses" is VAER. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FVER - Flash Visual Evoked Responses
- AAER - Average Acoustic Evoked Responses
- VAER - Visual Averaged Evoked Response
- ABRS - auditory brain-evoked responses
- ACRS - auditory cortical evoked responses
- AER - averaged evoked response
- APER - averaged photic-evoked responses
- CMER - cortical motor evoked responses
- MLR - middle latency evoked responses
- VEP - visual checkerboard-evoked potentials
- VEP - visual cortical evoked potential
- VEEP - Visual Electrically Evoked Potential
- VEPS - visual (flash-)evoked potentials
- VER - visual cortical evoked responses
- AEPs - averaged evoked potentials
- AVER - averaged visual evoked responses
- BAERs - Brainstem Auditory Evoked Responses
- ERs - evoked responses
- AEP - Averaged Evoked Potential
- vers - Visual evoked responses