14:36 Oct 22, 2001 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Medical | |||||
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| Selected response from: Anna Beria United Kingdom Local time: 10:53 | ||||
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4 | polipo coletisa |
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4 | colon polips |
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4 | cholecyst polyp |
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polipo coletisa Explanation: Maybe this expression comes from Greek (it sounds like it...) |
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colon polips Explanation: I am not a doctor but I believe it refers to the polips which sometimes grow in the colon. Ciao PC |
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cholecyst polyp Explanation: Is your report handwritten? The word you write does not seem to exist. "Colecisti" on the other hand, is the technical term for the gall bladder. Look at the site below and you will find a reference to "polipo della colecisti": DI HCC *RECIDIVA DI LINFOMA IN SEDE PARAAORTICA ALLA BIFORCAZIONE, *ADENOCARCINOMA DELL'ANTRO E CORPO GASTRICO *ANGIOMA IN STEATOSI-POLIPO DELLA COLECISTI. ... Hope this helps Reference: http://www.econews.it/numprec.htm |
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