What does CAPTIVE mean?
CAPTIVE means CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical
category.
Particularly in British medicine Abbreviations
Particularly in British medicine Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli?
CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli can be abbreviated as CAPTIVE
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What does CAPTIVE stand for? CAPTIVE stands for "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli". |
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How to abbreviate "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli"? "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli" can be abbreviated as CAPTIVE. |
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What is the meaning of CAPTIVE abbreviation? The meaning of CAPTIVE abbreviation is "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli". |
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What is CAPTIVE abbreviation? One of the definitions of CAPTIVE is "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli". |
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What does CAPTIVE mean? CAPTIVE as abbreviation means "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli". |
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What is shorthand of CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli? The most common shorthand of "CardioShield Application Protects During Transluminal Intervention of Vein Grafts by Reducing Emboli" is CAPTIVE. |
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