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ORT
(redirected from Orthodromic Reciprocating Tachycardia)

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ORTOral Rehydration Therapy
ORTOpen Road Tolling (electronic toll roadways)
ORTOxford Reading Tree (UK)
ORTOperation Restore Trust
ORTOperational Readiness Test
ORTOngoing Reliability Test(ing)
ORTOrganization for Educational Resources and Technological Training
ORTObject Relations Technique
ORTOzark Regional Transit (Arkansas)
ORTOptical Relay Tube
ORTObject Recognition Test
ORTOther Recurrent Transactions
ORTObschestvo Remeslenovo i Zemledelcheskovo Trouda (Russian: The Society for Trades and Agricultural Labour)
ORTOrthodromic Reciprocating Tachycardia (cardiology)
ORTOperational Readiness Training
ORTObshchestvennoe Rossiiskoe Televidenie (Russian Public Television)
ORTOverland Radar Technology
ORTOrigin Rail Terminal
ORTOperationally Ready Time
ORTOver Roof-Top (electromagnetic wave propagation)
ORTOperational Reliability Test
ORTOperation Room Technician (medical)
ORTOwners Requirement Table (AVIONICS)
ORTOperational Requirements Tool
ORTOperand Rename Table
ORTOptimized Reverse-Tree


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