PTN medical abbreviation, what is the meaning of it?

What does the medical term PTN stand for?

In some cases, there may be more than one meaning of PTN. Below is the meaning of PTN abbreviation in medical terms.

What does PTN mean in medical abbreviation?

In medicine, the medical term PTN stands for Pleiotrophin.

PTN: Pleiotrophin

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