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Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

stockinette

Czech translation:

pruban

Added to glossary by Radka Crossley
Jul 4, 2005 09:41
21 yrs ago
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English term

stockinette

I have not been able to find any translation for the term
stockinette. I think that they mean this tubular banbage that comes in
a long roll, you pull onto a wounded body part (even head, I believe),
cut it off the roll to fit and then cover it in plaster or something
else (maybe not in case of the head). I found hadicove obinadlo on one
webpage but nowhere else so I am reluctant to use it. Any ideas?

Proposed translations

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pruban

common term in Czech medical environment (derived from pruzna bandaz)
Peer comment(s):

agree Luciie
4 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This is the best solution but unfortunately came a bit late. But I have it for the future. In the end, I used hadicove obinadlo that appears on the same sites as pruban. Thank you"
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stockinette, stockinet = trikotýn (elastická bavlněná látka)

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Anglicko <> český slocník Lingea Lexicon 2002. It is possible that it has other meaning in other context.

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Note added at 13 mins (2005-07-04 09:54:57 GMT)
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Sorry for mistyped character - not slocník, but slovník, of course.
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Comment: "This is a generic translation for the generic meaning of stockinet. I have to use a medical term"
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punčochové obinadlo

Could be quite appropriate. Hope it helps you.
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