post-minzionale
English translation: post-minction, post-emiction, post-micturition, post-urination
| 16:13 Dec 7, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL United Kingdom Local time: 18:41 | ||||
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6 mins confidence: 
after urination Explanation: my suggestion |
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7 mins confidence:
post-micturition Explanation: That's -- ahem -- after peeing. May occur post-prandially, but not necessarily! For more info, see site below. Reference: http://www.iapac.org/clinmgt/compnews/pnu0415797.html |
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10 mins confidence:
after urination Explanation: minzione=orinazione Vocabolario della lingua italiana, Zanichelli |
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13 mins confidence:
postmictional Explanation: That's how I usually translate it e.g.: "We also did a full Urodynamic study including measurement of Flow and Postmictional Residue, Cystomanometry and test of the Detrusor Pressure/Mictional Flow." HTH, Serge L. Reference: http://www.albany.net/~tjc/abstracts5a-2g.html |
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13 mins confidence:
post-miction Explanation: <from cancer.med.upenn.edu/cancernet/00/june/706431.html: Urodynamic studies did not reveal significant differences between patients with chronic post-miction residues and without residues.> |
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23 mins confidence:
post-urinary Explanation: see references Reference: http://www.salus.it/voca4/IT/lijstm.html Reference: http://scientifico.pneumonet.it/pscripts/trad/trad_n.asp |
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11 hrs confidence:
post-minction, post-emiction, post-micturition, post-urination Explanation: all synonyms, Harold, pick any. Giovanni (my experience + Luchesi medical dictionary) |
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2 days 7 hrs confidence:
after passing water/urine Explanation: Harold, just in case you need a slightly less technical term than those suggested by colleagues (suppose you're trying to be undestood by the patient!), I would suggest the above, which is the expression used by medical staff when talking to mere mortals... ;-) |
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