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L'oedeme important de ses membres inferieurs s'est accentue avec le temps plus..

English translation: The significant oedema (swelling) of his/her lower limbs became worse with the warmer weather ...

20:08 Jun 30, 2003
French to English translations [PRO]
Medical
French term or phrase: L'oedeme important de ses membres inferieurs s'est accentue avec le temps plus..
..chaud malgre les diuretiques.
Manon J
Canada
Local time: 14:43
English translation:The significant oedema (swelling) of his/her lower limbs became worse with the warmer weather ...
Explanation:
To some extent, your translation will depend on the degree of technical language required in the finished article - ie you may wish to use 'swelling' rather than 'oedema' for a non-medical reader.
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Sue Dyson
Local time: 18:43
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Summary of answers provided
5 +4The significant oedema (swelling) of his/her lower limbs became worse with the warmer weather ...
Sue Dyson
4 +3The significant edema of his/her lower extremities got aggravated because of the warmer ...
Francis MARC
5 +2"major" and "worsened"
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The significant edema of his/her lower extremities got aggravated because of the warmer ...


Explanation:
temperatures in spite of the diuretics/diuretic therapy

Francis MARC
Lithuania
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The significant oedema (swelling) of his/her lower limbs became worse with the warmer weather ...


Explanation:
To some extent, your translation will depend on the degree of technical language required in the finished article - ie you may wish to use 'swelling' rather than 'oedema' for a non-medical reader.

Sue Dyson
Local time: 18:43
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 4
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"major" and "worsened"


Explanation:
I wouldn't use "significant" in this context. It is also better to say "worsened" than "got worse" which is probably too casual for the text.

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