00:41 Oct 30, 2006 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / oncologist report | |||||||
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5 | nitrogen retention |
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5 | nitrogen compounds |
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nitrogen retention Explanation: It is probably azotados. Nitrogen retention is the most easily detectable manifestation of kidney failure, which is a possibility given the other findings you listed -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 57 mins (2006-10-30 01:38:59 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Indeed! However, the basic idea is the same: retention of nitrogen-containing componds ('compuestos azoados' or just 'azoados') like urea because of kidney failure. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 58 mins (2006-10-30 01:39:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- PS.: Now I realize that 'azotado' is Portuguese. Awfully sorry... |
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nitrogen compounds Explanation: The dictionary indicates that "azoato" is a non-preferred term for nitrogen. The following reference clarifies what "azoados" are En el sector de las técnicas cronofisiológicas en medicina veterinaria, útiles para la individualización del ritmo circadiano de las diferentes funciones fisiológicas, los autores han estudiado, en un grupo de 5 caballos de salto, por medio de la adaptación de un modelo periódico, la posible presencia de un ritmo circadiano a cargo de algunos metabolitos azoados (amoníaco, urea y proteínas totales). Reference: http://www.pulso.com/medvet/Protegido/numero5-03/pdf/ritmo.p... |
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