Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

"IE"

English translation:

isoelectric

Added to glossary by Merry Foxworth
Sep 28, 2011 21:44
13 yrs ago
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German term

"IE"

German to English Medical Medical (general) EEG, abbreviation
In an old research document (1974) on carbromal poisoning:

Bei der Diagnose der schweren Intoxication berücksichtigen wir nach Ausschluß anderer Komaursachen
[...]
2. schwere Allgemeinveränderungen im EEG: burst-suppression-Muster, suppression-areas (früher "IE"), delta-Wellen mit steilen Komponenten ("delta + s").

So we're looking for another way of saying "suppression area", that could be abbreviated IE.
Even "suppression area" doesn't Google very well though, though I think I've understood what it is.

Thanks for your help.
Change log

Sep 29, 2011 22:37: Merry Foxworth Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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isoelectric

this is just what occurred to me; it does get some google hits
Note from asker:
I think you might be onto something! The meaning seems to fit.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Ilse Schwender : Hi, isoelectric is only the half of the expression :)
51 mins
agree SJLD : IE = isoelectric - pattern/tracing/activity = the flat line or baseline
8 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hi, thank you everyone for your input! I'm not sure that Infantile Encephalopathy fits, because there is no context of children, and IE certainly seems to describe a symptom and not a diagnosis, but it was an interesting suggestion, thank you. I'm giving Merry the points because it seems to me that he/she was able to put us onto the right track. Thanks to everyone though!"
55 mins

isoelectric encephalogram

Burst suppression or isoelectric encephalogram
for cerebral protection: evidence from metabolic suppression studies.
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6 hrs

Abbreviation for "Infantile Encephalopathy"

I would leave this abbreviation as it is, because it already is an English one. Hope this is helpful!
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