PCS

(Medicine) Texidor's twinge, benign syndrome that occurs usually in adolescents and is characterized by sharp and sudden pain along the chest and back, chest pain in children and adolescents

mobile communication system technology

n. home computer, computer intended for personal or individual use (Computers)

n. (British) police officer, police man

PCS may refer to: In medicine:Post-concussion syndrome, a set of symptoms that a person may experience for weeks, months, or even years after a concussionPostcholecystectomy syndrome, the presence of abdominal symptoms after surgery to remove the gallbladderPrecordial catch syndrome, a common cause of chest pain complaints in children and adolescentsPossible clinically significant
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PC phosphocreatine. PC, n pericardium channel; an acupuncture channel that runs from the shoulder to the hand along the medial surface of the arm, [more]PCS - Community and Resources

Abbreviation for Personal Communications Service. A set of capabilities that allows some combination of terminal mobility, personal mobility, and service profile management. Note 1: The flexibility offered by PCS can supplement existing telecommunications services, such as cellular radio, used for NS/EP missions. Note 2: PCS and UPT are sometimes mistakenly assumed to be the same service concept. UPT allows complete personal mobility across multiple networks and service providers. PCS may use UPT concepts to improve subscriber mobility in allowing roaming to different service providers, but UPT and PCS are not the same service concept. Contrast with Universal Personal Telecommunications (UPT) service.

1. Personal Communication Services.
2. PC-Scheme.

1. <computer> personal computer.
2. <computer> IBM PC.
3.  program counter.
4.  printed circuit.
5.  Parallel C.