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PLO
(redirected from Pluronic Lecithin Organogel)

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PLOPalestine Liberation Organization
PLOPublic Land Order
PLOPermanent Latrine Orderly :-)
PLOPrescribed Learning Outcome
PLOPacific Launch Operation
PLOPlatform Low
PLOPermanent Latrine Officer :-)
PLOPay Liaison Officer
PLOPeace, Love, Out
PLOPhysical Layer Operations
PLOPublicity Liaison Officer
PLOPartnership Liaison Office
PLOPlease Leave On/Open
PLOPre-Light Off
PLOPatrol Leader's Order (US DoD)
PLOPot Limit Omaha (poker variation)
PLOPost Layout Optimization
PLOProject Liaison Office
PLOPrison Law Office (California)
PLOPluronic Lecithin Organogel
PLOParts Left Over (automotive repair industry)
PLOPhase-Locked Oscillator
PLOPrimary Learning Outcome
PLOPort Lincoln, South Australia, Australia - Port Lincoln (Airport Code)
PLOPillow
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Aung-Din conducted two previously reported open-label studies in which sumatriptan was found promising as a transdermal treatment when delivered as microemulsion in pluronic lecithin organogel and Lipoderm.
Migraines quickly relieved with sumatriptan gel: experimental ... by Norton, Patrice G.W. / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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