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try medilexicon dot com

Posted By: nm on 2007-04-25
In Reply to: medication s/l Apstine 1 mg daily. Given in list, don't know what it is for. (nm) - jo

Subject: try medilexicon dot com




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try medilexicon.com
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Third time. Might get it right. /www.medilexicon.com/medicalabbreviations.php. sm
Subject: Third time. Might get it right. /www.medilexicon.com/medicalabbreviations.php. sm

Thunder coming. Gotta get off this thing!!!!
medilexicon.com brings up "glucose metabolism" - nm
Subject: medilexicon.com brings up "glucose metabolism" - nm

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check the abbreviation website: MediLexicon
Subject: check the abbreviation website: MediLexicon

great website for all sorts of abbreviations....
This is from medilexicon list of abbreviations, I do not know if any fit in your context... and weir
Subject: This is from medilexicon list of abbreviations, I do not know if any fit in your context... and weirdly enough it says also electroconvulsive therapy, don't know why?

ETC
1-Ethyl-3-[3-(Trimethylammonio)Propyl]Carbodiimide Dict | PubMed | Wiki
Electroconvulsive Therapy Dict | PubMed | Wiki
Electron Transport Chain Dict | PubMed | Wiki
End Point Threshold Concentrations Dict | PubMed | Wiki
Esophageal Tracheal Combitude Dict | PubMed | Wiki
Estimated Time of Conception Dict | PubMed | Wiki
Extracellular Toxic Complex

Good site for abbreviation references is http://www.medilexicon.com/
Subject: Good site for abbreviation references is http://www.medilexicon.com/