חסימה תת-שלמה
English translation: Subtotal Occlusion
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| 11:10 Feb 12, 2009 |
| Hebrew to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Cardiology / Angioplasty/catheterization | |||||||
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|  Selected response from: Akiva Brest (X) Israel Local time: 00:14 | ||||||
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| 5 | Subtotal Occlusion |
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| 5 | incomplete / subtotal |
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| 3 | Partial blockage |
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10 mins confidence: 
Partial blockage Explanation: I am not entirely sure, but I'm pretty positive about it. |
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48 mins confidence:
Subtotal Occlusion Explanation: subtotal excision for example - כריתה תת שלמה See following link: Reference: http://www.ies.org.il/16482.asp |
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1 hr confidence:
incomplete / subtotal Explanation: some cath authors sometimes use imprecise terms, that are not "scientifically" defined, such as: partial = חלקית incomplete = בלתי שלימה and my favorite -- subtotal = תת-שלימה which I suspect is "borrowed" from surgery: sub-total colectomy. Such nuances are best understood by the author than by the reader. the "correct" description of the arterial lesions should be quantified: 55% occlusion vs. 100% occlusion. If I had to guess, I would guess that "partial" is <50% and "incomplete" is >50%. Maybe the raw data, if available to you, can help determine the "correct" translation. eytan |
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