Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
соп:
English translation:
concomitant disease
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Russian term
соп:
Russian to English
Medical
Medical (general)
Medical History
"Анамнез жизни:
соп: панкреатит, гастрит, хр. бронхит" и т.д. - list of medical conditions
I am not sure if this is an acronym for "conditions," or something inherently Russian.
I saw it in the past, so I know it's a common acronym. I hope somebody ran into it before.
Thank you.
соп: панкреатит, гастрит, хр. бронхит" и т.д. - list of medical conditions
I am not sure if this is an acronym for "conditions," or something inherently Russian.
I saw it in the past, so I know it's a common acronym. I hope somebody ran into it before.
Thank you.
Proposed translations
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3 +4 | concomitant disease |
Evgeni Kushch
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concomitant disease
I would suppose. If this is a continuation of previous report.
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Note added at 3 mins (2017-12-09 13:33:40 GMT)
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*diseases — plural, apologies.
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Note added at 1 hr (2017-12-09 15:24:20 GMT)
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I thought this is from the same document you put questions previously.
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Note added at 3 mins (2017-12-09 13:33:40 GMT)
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*diseases — plural, apologies.
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Note added at 1 hr (2017-12-09 15:24:20 GMT)
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I thought this is from the same document you put questions previously.
Note from asker:
Which previous report Evgeni? |
Ah, соп - сопутствующая патология. Got it! Thank you Evgeni! |
Yes, you are right. (I didn't know you read my previous questions). Actually, I was reviewing this document that I translated yesterday, and this word was on page 1. That's why I wasn't sure about "continuation." :) |
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