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IP intraperitoneal; isoelectric point.
Identified patient (IP)
The family member in whom the family's symptom has emerged or is most obvious.
Mentioned in: Family Therapy
IP
intraperitoneal.
IP
1 Internet protocol, see there 2 Interphalangeal, see there 3. Interstitial pneumonia. See Interstitial lung disease.
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