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Einbringpfosten

English translation: insertion post; insertion pin

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German term or phrase:Einbringpfosten
English translation:insertion post; insertion pin
Entered by: Rowan Morrell

09:30 Jan 7, 2003
German to English translations [PRO]
Medical / Electronic Dental Implant Location Device
German term or phrase: Einbringpfosten
"Darüber hinaus kann bei rechtzeitiger Anwendung der Schleimhautdickenmessung eine rationelle Vorratshaltung der primären Einbringpfosten stattfinden."

This is from a text about an electronic implant locating device.

I was really hoping my dental dictionary would have "Einbringpfosten", but alas no. A monolingual search for the phrase turned up only five sites, and in one of them the word was put in inverted commas, suggesting it's not a commonly used term.

Which doesn't really help me very much, as I have no idea what to call the wretched thing. Don't suppose anyone here would have an idea? I need to get this job off in an hour or thereabouts, so please, if you've got any reasonable hunches, please share them! TIA for your help.
Rowan Morrell
New Zealand
Local time: 00:50
insertion pin
Explanation:
not sure where you searched, but using Copernic I found this site:

http://www.tiolox.de/eng/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...

and the same in German:

http://www.tiolox.de/deu/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...
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Klaus Dorn (X)
Local time: 15:50
Grading comment
"Pfosten" usually means "post" in dentistry, but "insertion pin" or "insertion post" should work here. I did a monolingual German search in the hope of finding a bilingual site, and used Yahoo, which admittedly is sometimes not as good as Google. Anyway, thanks very much for your assistance. Appreciate your help.
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insertion pin


Explanation:
not sure where you searched, but using Copernic I found this site:

http://www.tiolox.de/eng/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...

and the same in German:

http://www.tiolox.de/deu/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...


    Reference: http://www.tiolox.de/eng/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...
    Reference: http://www.tiolox.de/deu/tiolox/Produkte/Chirurgie/sterile_v...
Klaus Dorn (X)
Local time: 15:50
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in pair: 1514
Grading comment
"Pfosten" usually means "post" in dentistry, but "insertion pin" or "insertion post" should work here. I did a monolingual German search in the hope of finding a bilingual site, and used Yahoo, which admittedly is sometimes not as good as Google. Anyway, thanks very much for your assistance. Appreciate your help.

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agree  Gillian Scheibelein: makes sense
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