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EVP
(redirected from Episcleral Venous Pressure)

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EVPExecutive Vice President
EVPEGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) Valve Position Sensor
EVPElectronic Voice Phenomenon
EVPEuropäische Volkspartei (Germany)
EVPEmployee Value Proposition
EVPEmbedded Vector Processor
EVPEvangelische Volkspartei der Schweiz
EVPEarned Value Professional
EVPEmployee Volunteer Program
EVPEvangelische Volkspartij (Protestant party; Netherlands)
EVPEigenvalue Problem
EVPEpiscleral Venous Pressure
EVPEquilibrium Vapor Pressure (chemistry)
EVPExecutive Video Productions
EVPEronnut Vakinaisesta Palveluksesta (Finnish: Retired)
EVPEnhanced VERDIN Processor
EVPEsophageal Variceal Pressure
EVPElection Verification Project


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It is presumed that obesity may also exert a direct effect on IOP because of an excess in intraorbital fat tissue and increase in episcleral venous pressure, an increase in blood viscosity, and a consequent decrease in outflow facility.
Relation between intraocular pressure and systemic health parameters ... by Lai, Shih-Wei / Southern Medical Journal
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