What does CEBP stand for in medical abbreviation?

What does the medical abbreviation CEBP stand for?

There may be more than one meaning of CEBP. Below is the meaning that CEBP abbreviation stands for.

What is CEBP medical abbreviation?

In medicine, the medical term CEBP stands for Centre of Evidence Based Physiotherapy.

CEBP: Centre of Evidence Based Physiotherapy

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