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English translation: concrements

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Polish term or phrase:złogi
English translation:concrements
Entered by: Icing (X)

13:37 Nov 13, 2002
Polish to English translations [PRO]
Medical / badanie usg watroby
Polish term or phrase: zlogi
w badaniu usg jw. : w rzucie L przewodu watrobowego widoczne ogniska hyperech. ze smuga odbicia przemawiajace za zlogami w L placie watroby.
W slowniku znalazlam 3 okreslenia: deposit, concrement lub concretion. nie wiem ktory byloby tutaj najwlasciwsze.
Grommit
United Kingdom
Local time: 14:36
concrements
Explanation:
reference:

"Słownik Medyczny" by Przemysław Słomski i Piotr Słomski


Streszczenie
Badaniem objęto dwie 25-osobowe grupy chorych: 1. z kamicą żółciową i współistniejącą cukrzycą typu II i 2. kontrolną, z kamicą żółciową ale bez cukrzycy. Wszyscy byli operowani. Złogi uzyskane w czasie zabiegu poddano badaniu. Dokonano oceny zawartości w nich cholesterolu, bilirubiny i wapnia. Analiza statystyczna nie wykazała istotnych różnic w zawartości tych składników w złogach w obydwu grupach. Stwierdzono natomiast różnice w częstości występowania rodzajów złogów u tych chorych. Czyste złogi cholesterolowe obecne były u 56% chorych z cukrzycą i 72% w grupie kontrolnej. Złogi z niższą zawartością cholesterolu (75-90%), określane jako cholesterolowe, stwierdzono u 20% chorych z cukrzycą i u 12% bez cukrzycy. Kamienie mieszane występowały aż 3-krotnie częściej u chorych z cukrzycą w porównaniu z grupą kontrolną (odpowiednio 24% i 8%). Konkrementy barwnikowe obserwowano rzadko. Nie stwierdzono ich u chorych z cukrzycą, a w grupie kontrolnej obecne były tylko w 8%.
Summary
The study involved two groups of 25 patients: 1. with cholelithiasis and co-existing diabetes of type II, and 2. control group with cholelithiasis but without diabetes. All patients underwent operations. Concrements obtained during operations were examined. The contents of cholesterol, bilirubin and calcium was assessed. Statistical analysis did not reveal any crucial diferences in the contents of these components in the concrements of both groups. However, some differences were observed in the frequency of occurence of diverse types of concrements in these patients. Pure cholesterol concrements were found in 56% of patients with diabetes and in 72% of those in the control group. The concrements with lower contents of cholesterol (75-90%), defined as cholesterol calculus were found in 20% of patients with diabetes and in 12% of patients without diabetes. Calculus of mixed type occurred three times more often in patients with diabetes when compared with the control group (24% and 8% respectively). Pigmental concrements occured very seldom. They were not found in patients with diabetes and occured only in 8% of patients from the control group.
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3 +1concretions
Piotr Kurek
4deposits on/in liver
Teresa Goscinska
4concrements
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concretions


Explanation:
propozycja

mass of hard naterial which forms in the body (such as a gallstone or deposits on bone in arthritis)

za sl. medycznym Collin'a


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deposits on/in liver


Explanation:
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Fatty Liver (Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis) & Diabetes
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Role of Liver Biopsy in the Diagnosis of Hepatic Iron Overload
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Teresa Goscinska
Local time: 23:36
Native speaker of: Polish
PRO pts in pair: 225
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4 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
concrements


Explanation:
reference:

"Słownik Medyczny" by Przemysław Słomski i Piotr Słomski


Streszczenie
Badaniem objęto dwie 25-osobowe grupy chorych: 1. z kamicą żółciową i współistniejącą cukrzycą typu II i 2. kontrolną, z kamicą żółciową ale bez cukrzycy. Wszyscy byli operowani. Złogi uzyskane w czasie zabiegu poddano badaniu. Dokonano oceny zawartości w nich cholesterolu, bilirubiny i wapnia. Analiza statystyczna nie wykazała istotnych różnic w zawartości tych składników w złogach w obydwu grupach. Stwierdzono natomiast różnice w częstości występowania rodzajów złogów u tych chorych. Czyste złogi cholesterolowe obecne były u 56% chorych z cukrzycą i 72% w grupie kontrolnej. Złogi z niższą zawartością cholesterolu (75-90%), określane jako cholesterolowe, stwierdzono u 20% chorych z cukrzycą i u 12% bez cukrzycy. Kamienie mieszane występowały aż 3-krotnie częściej u chorych z cukrzycą w porównaniu z grupą kontrolną (odpowiednio 24% i 8%). Konkrementy barwnikowe obserwowano rzadko. Nie stwierdzono ich u chorych z cukrzycą, a w grupie kontrolnej obecne były tylko w 8%.
Summary
The study involved two groups of 25 patients: 1. with cholelithiasis and co-existing diabetes of type II, and 2. control group with cholelithiasis but without diabetes. All patients underwent operations. Concrements obtained during operations were examined. The contents of cholesterol, bilirubin and calcium was assessed. Statistical analysis did not reveal any crucial diferences in the contents of these components in the concrements of both groups. However, some differences were observed in the frequency of occurence of diverse types of concrements in these patients. Pure cholesterol concrements were found in 56% of patients with diabetes and in 72% of those in the control group. The concrements with lower contents of cholesterol (75-90%), defined as cholesterol calculus were found in 20% of patients with diabetes and in 12% of patients without diabetes. Calculus of mixed type occurred three times more often in patients with diabetes when compared with the control group (24% and 8% respectively). Pigmental concrements occured very seldom. They were not found in patients with diabetes and occured only in 8% of patients from the control group.


    Reference: http://www.bia-bg.com/kidneyconsult/uroinfections.htm
    Reference: http://www.borgis.pl/czytelnia/pnm/2000/03/11.html
Icing (X)
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