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EHE

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EHEEducation and Human Ecology (college; Ohio State University)
EHEExceptional Human Experience
EHEErrare Humanum Est (Latin: To Err Is Human)
EHEEnterprise in Higher Education
EHEExtremely High Energy
EHEExpected Horizontal Error (engineering)
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EHE of bone is a low-grade malignant vascular tumour with a relatively benign course in contrast to the poorly differentiated angiosarcoma.
Multicentric epitheloid haemangioendothelioma of bone by Hlongwane, S.T.; Louw, H.B.; Dekker, G.; Naidu, K.M.; Pienaar, M.; Andronikou, S. / South African Journal of Radiology
8) Despite the fact that both of the latter entities are considered malignant, it has been recognized that soft tissue EHE behaves as an intermediate-grade (grade 2 of 3) neoplasm with a metastatic rate of 31% and mortality of 13% (9) compared with 49% and 53%, respectively, for EA.
Epithelioid and epithelial neoplasms of bone by Deyrup, Andrea T.; Montag, Anthony G. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
The two men drove off in a maroon-coloured Ford Escort with the registration N236 EHE.
Say cheese, you're on CCTV! by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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