Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
en una articulación mayor
English translation:
in (a) major joint
Spanish term
United Kingdom
en una articulación mayor
Aumento del régimen
Durante la profilaxis, los criterios para el aumento del régimen profiláctico se establecen en (a) 2 o más sangrados espontáneos en una articulación mayor o articulación afectada O (b) 3 o más sangrados espontáneos (sangrado articular y/o sangrado significativo de tejidos blandos/músculos u otros sitios), en ambos casos en un período de 4 semanas.
| 5 +5 | in (a) major joint |
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Proposed translations
in (a) major joint
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