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CCPD
(redirected from Continuous Cycling Peritoneal Dialysis)

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CCPDContinuous Cycling Peritoneal Dialysis
CCPDChristian Council on Persons with Disabilities
CCPDCorpus Christi Police Department
CCPDCrime Control and Prevention District (various cities)
CCPDChronic Cycling Peritoneal Dialysis
CCPDCape Coral Police Department (Florida)
CCPDCobb County Police Department (Georgia)
CCPDCharge-Coupled Photodiode Device
CCPDCaloocan City Police Department (Philippines)
CCPDCall Center Process Definition
CCPDCoupling Capacitor Potential Device
CCPDChesapeake Caledonian Pipes & Drums (Annapolis, Maryland)
CCPDCircuit Court Probation Department
CCPDCochise County Public Defender (Bisbee, Arizona, USA)
CCPDCurrent Cryptoperiod Designator
CCPDCertification of Claim of Possession of Data


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10) In the United States, CAPD and continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis are used for patients who want to remain independent, and for those unable to tolerate hemodialysis or in whom vascular access is difficult.
Peripheral vascular disease intervention in patients with end-stage ... by Kerstein, Morris D. / Southern Medical Journal
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