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French to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Cardiology / Medical report of long-term research | | French term or phrase: ailette | My last question on this... thanks.
ailette has the meaning of blade, fin, vane. I am not which one would be correct when it's used to describe a part of an artificial heart valve.
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Lamprini Kosma
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Explanation:
http://www.asd-online.com/eng/eng_jsmindex.htm?heartvalve.ht...
| Lamprini Kosma
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Thanks, Francis! |
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