What does comp. medical abbreviation mean?

What does the abbreviation comp. stand for in medical terms?

There may be more than one meaning of comp.. However, what does the comp. medical term stand for?

What is comp. medical abbreviation?

In science & medicine, the medical term comp. means compound; complication; compounded of.

comp.: compound; complication; compounded of

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