What does c.m.s. medical abbreviation stand for?

What does the medical term c.m.s. stand for?

There may be a few different meanings of abbreviation c.m.s.. However, what is the medical abbreviation c.m.s.?

What is the meaning of c.m.s. medical abbreviation?

In science & medicine, the meaning of the c.m.s. medical abbreviation is to be taken tomorrow morning (cras mane sumendus).

c.m.s.: to be taken tomorrow morning (cras mane sumendus)

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