07:57 Feb 10, 2003 |
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4 | Previous Tx |
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4 | previous treatment |
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3 | Anterior chest |
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Previous Tx Explanation: In English, it´s called a torax x-ray, check this at google and you´ll see a million hits. This refers to a previous torax x-ray test. See http://www.hopkins-hepc.org/trials/index.shtml, it´s in the lower box to the right. Espero que esto te ayude, Alli |
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Anterior chest Explanation: Refers to the near part of the chest. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-02-10 09:40:55 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- It could be asking if the patient/subject is suffering compaints in the anterior chest region, but more context would help. Are there any clues in the conclusions/abstract? Reference: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22... |
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previous treatment Explanation: Yes, in this sequence I prefer your suggestion, while one can't be absolutely sure (in my previous work environment, "Tx" was "transplantation", for instance; could that fit here?); if it were not for the specific place in this summing up, Tx of course might mean thorax. Greetings, Nikolaus |
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