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17:23 Jan 31, 2001 |
French to English translations [Non-PRO] Medical | ||||
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| Selected response from: Annie Robberecht, C. Tr. Local time: 18:20 | |||
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na | blind |
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na | incomplete |
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na | one-eyed vertebra sign OR pedicle sign (voir ci-dessous) |
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blind Explanation: The only meaning that I have been able to find for that "borgne" is "blind" Maybe they are talking about a blind area in the dorsal spine. G. Luck Bye |
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incomplete Explanation: This is just a guess from having worked for a radiologist years ago. Borgne would seem to mean that either a part of D8 is missing or eroded away. |
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one-eyed vertebra sign OR pedicle sign (voir ci-dessous) Explanation: terme utilisé au sujet des compressions médullaires D8 = vertèbre dorsale numéro 8 vertèbre borgne : vertèbre caractérisée par une altération lytique d'un seul pédicule, observée dans les tumeurs secondaires du rachis. (On parle de vertèbre aveugle quand l'altération touche les deux pédicules.) radiographic features: vertebral body collapse, soft tissue mass, pedicle sign TERMIUM, Internet, exp�rience de la traduction m�dicale |
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