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13:44 Aug 3, 2005 |
French to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) | |||||||
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3 | No liquid was found in the pericardium |
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2 | normal pericardium |
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péricarde sec normal pericardium Explanation: Actually, I should not be guessing, I know, but my guess would be: a normal pericardium i.e. that shows no sign of 'effusion' or even 'malignant effusion'. Since a pericardium with no effusion could be said to be 'dry' that would explain the French expression |
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péricarde sec No liquid was found in the pericardium Explanation: none |
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