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UPP
(redirected from urethral pressure profile)

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UPPUnited Progressive Party
UPPUnited People's Party (Liberia)
UPPUrethral Pressure Profile
UPPUbiquitin Proteasome Pathway
UPPUniversal Procedure Pointer (operating systems)
UPPUser Pays Principle
UPPUtilisation Pilot Project (European Patent Office)
UPPUniversidade Popular do Porto (Portuguese: Popular University of Porto; Porto, Portugal)
UPPUnión por Perú (Union for Peru)
UPPUser Partnership Program
UPPUniform Pension Plan (Canada)
UPPUnmanned Powered Parafoil
UPPUniform Production Plan (manufacturing)
UPPUser Participation Plan
UPPUnified Project Plan
UPPUsha Pillai Properties (Malaysia)
UPPUn-equal Packet-loss Protection (also seen as UPLP)
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The TOMUS urodynamics protocol will assess the value of the 2 most common urethral function studies, the Valsalva Leak Point Pressure (VLPP) and the Urethral Pressure Profile (UPP).
The Trial Of Mid-Urethral Slings (TOMUS): design and methodology: ... by Journal of Applied Research
 
 
 
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