Dec 6, 2003 14:42
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Portuguese term
as pacientes atendidas no ambulatório
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Medical context... a research of a disease
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Portuguese term (edited):
as pacientes atendidas no ambulat�rio
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patients seen on an outpatient basis
or patients visiting outpatient facilities
depending on the context, but first option is more likely
depending on the context, but first option is more likely
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Comment: "Best answer for me , thank you very much msgeenfie."
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Portuguese term (edited):
as pacientes atendidas no ambulat�rio
(female) patients taken care of in an outpatient (ambulatory) (fashion)
context
Mike :)
Mike :)
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Portuguese term (edited):
as pacientes atendidas no ambulat�rio
the patients attended in the emergency room/ambulatory
simple as that :)
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Portuguese term (edited):
as pacientes atendidas no ambulat�rio
female patients treated as outpatients
as pacientes atendidas no ambulatório => female patients treated as outpatients
Research Activities, June 2002: Women's Health: Long-term ...
Women with mild to moderate pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) who are treated as outpatients have recovery and reproductive outcomes similar to those for women ...
www.ahcpr.gov/research/jun02/0602RA5.htm
Sickle cell anaemia: febrile children treated as outpatients were ...
Sickle cell anaemia: febrile children treated as outpatients were more likely to be admitted in the next two weeks. Clinical bottom line (level 4). ...
www.eboncall.org/CATs/1715.htm
Research Activities, June 2002: Women's Health: Long-term ...
Women with mild to moderate pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) who are treated as outpatients have recovery and reproductive outcomes similar to those for women ...
www.ahcpr.gov/research/jun02/0602RA5.htm
Sickle cell anaemia: febrile children treated as outpatients were ...
Sickle cell anaemia: febrile children treated as outpatients were more likely to be admitted in the next two weeks. Clinical bottom line (level 4). ...
www.eboncall.org/CATs/1715.htm
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