foyer de pneumopathie du lobe moyen
English translation: focal pneumopathy in middle lobe
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presence of pneumopathy of the median lobus Explanation: Domaine(s) : médecine 1 / 1 pneumopathy pneumopathie n. f. Déf. : Terme général englobant toutes les maladies du poumon. [Office de la langue française, 1990] ET Domaine(s) : médecine 1 / 2 lobus Autre langue lobus lobe n. m. Déf. : Portion d'un viscère nettement individualisée, soit par des incisures plus ou moins profondes, soit par une vascularisation ou une physiologie propre. |
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6 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1pneumopathy of the middle lobe Explanation: not sure about foyer |
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46 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1focus of disease in the middle lobe Explanation: Anything ending in "-pathie" is often rendered in medical EN as "disease" (of whatever body area)rather than the equivalent Greek word ending in "-pathy". "Foyer" = focus (Dorland: chief centre of a morbid process). |
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1 hr confidence:
focus of lung lesion(s) in the middle lobe Explanation: There is no equivalent of the word "pneumopathie" in English. It is either lung disease of lung lesion(s). Particularly in the case of radiology san results, the convention is to use "lesion" New Zealand Medical Practitioner currently working in CHU Toulouse |
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2 hrs confidence:
focal pneumopathy in middle lobe Explanation: ... This radiograph displays much more subtle right middle lobe abnormality consisting of bronchiectasis and localized atelectasis. The radiographic abnormality is ... http://www.med.yale.edu/intmed/cardio/imaging/cases/atelecta... see above |
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