Spongiosaödem
English translation: bone bruise
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|  Selected response from: Andy Lemminger Canada Local time: 14:00 | ||||||
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| na +1 | bone bruise |
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| na +1 | spongiosis |
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bone bruise Explanation: korrekt, siehe Link unten Spongiosa selbst ist: cancellous bone; spongy bone Reference: http://www.roentgeninstitut-nuernberg.de/Quiz_-Fall_des_Mona... |
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bone bruise Explanation: ist die richtige Uebersetzung HDH Poornima |
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15 mins peer agreement (net): +1
spongiosis Explanation: Birgit, it could also refer to the edema in the epidermis in the area of the tibia and femur. HDH Poornima |
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