Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
w/v gentamicin base
French translation:
p/v de base de gentamicine
Added to glossary by
Bertrand Leduc
Jul 17, 2014 05:17
9 yrs ago
English term
w/v gentamicin base
English to French
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Medical: Pharmaceuticals
Hi all,
I am translating a leaflet for ear/eye drops...
I can't seem to find what "w/v" stands for...
Examples:
Eye/Ear Drops 0.3% w/v
Active ingredient is Gentamicin sulphate 0.3% w/v gentamicin base.
"Le principe actif est le sulfate de gentamicine 0,3 % w/v (???) base de gentamicine."
Thanks for your help
I am translating a leaflet for ear/eye drops...
I can't seem to find what "w/v" stands for...
Examples:
Eye/Ear Drops 0.3% w/v
Active ingredient is Gentamicin sulphate 0.3% w/v gentamicin base.
"Le principe actif est le sulfate de gentamicine 0,3 % w/v (???) base de gentamicine."
Thanks for your help
Proposed translations
(French)
4 | 0,3 % p/v de base de gentamicine |
Bertrand Leduc
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5 | p/v gentamicine base |
orgogozo
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4 | p/v gentamycine base (poids/volume) |
François Begon
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Change log
Jul 22, 2014 05:20: Bertrand Leduc Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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Selected
0,3 % p/v de base de gentamicine
Pommade
Chaque g de pommade stérile contient du sulfate de gentamicine USP, équivalant à 3,0 mg (0,3 %) de base de gentamicine. Ingrédients non médicinaux : huile minérale, méthylparabène, paraffine molle et propylparabène.
http://sante.canoe.ca/drug_info_details.asp?brand_name_id=82...
Chaque g de pommade stérile contient du sulfate de gentamicine USP, équivalant à 3,0 mg (0,3 %) de base de gentamicine. Ingrédients non médicinaux : huile minérale, méthylparabène, paraffine molle et propylparabène.
http://sante.canoe.ca/drug_info_details.asp?brand_name_id=82...
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p/v gentamicine base
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p/v gentamycine base (poids/volume)
Une traduction
Discussion
I believe this ought to already be in the glossary, which ought to help you find the corresponding FR term. (cf. w/w and v/v, for example — it's where a dilution ratio etc. is expressed in terms of so many grams of substance for so many litres of substance, etc.)