21:00 Jan 14, 2002 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Medical | ||||
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| Selected response from: Trudy Peters United States Local time: 23:57 | |||
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4 | cyst |
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4 | cystoid follicle / cyst cavity / cyst wall |
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3 -1 | cyst(oid) bellows |
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cyst(oid) bellows Explanation: Ref.: Langenscheidt New College Dictionary |
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cyst Explanation: Balg (according to Bunjes, WB der Medizin und Pharmazeutik) is skin, sac, follicle or cyst |
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cystoid follicle / cyst cavity / cyst wall Explanation: Hallo Gillian, This is just an educated guess, however I found some backing on the Internet and in my Glossary. Balg in a medical context means "skin". In terms of a cyst it means the tissue around the cyst cavity. I found references for both possibilities. And I suppose you can use them depending on the context. "Cyst cavity" literally means "Zystenhohlraum". It can often be used as a synonym for Zystenbalk (see first link). The second link provides good examples for cyst cavity and cyst wall. If both cavity and wall are not possible soultions, I would go for follicle: http://www.healthsearchonline.com/pages/markburtmanmd/endocr... In a gynaecological context "follicle" is probably the right solution. Please read the link above. Cheers Claudia Reference: http://members.eunet.at/mandlhr/Lexikon.htm Reference: http://archopht.ama-assn.org/issues/v119n10/ffull/epe00084-1... |
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