Dec 11, 2021 09:53
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German term

marginal

German to English Medical Medical (general)
Patient with liver cirrhosis.

Abdominal ultrasound:
"Sehr geringe Aszitesbildung perihepatisch sowie perisplenisch sowie marginal interenterisch."

What is the exact meaning of "marginal" here? trace-amount (volume) or marginal (location)?

So far I have: "Trace perihepatic, perisplenic and interenteric ascites."

Tx!

Discussion

uyuni Dec 13, 2021:
It just means that... there is a very small/insignificant (as Ramey said) amount/trace only of ascites found between the loops of the (small) intestine on the aforementioned ultrasound exam...
uyuni Dec 13, 2021:
It just means that... there is a very small/insignificant (as Ramey said) amount/trace only of ascites found between the loops of the (small) intestine on the aforementioned ultrasound exam...
uyuni Dec 13, 2021:
There is... no significant difference between 'sehr gering' and 'marginal' here. It may be 'geringfügig' instead of 'sehr gering' but the difference as related to the meaning is in the end 'marginal' so to speak...;-)
Veronika Neuhold Dec 12, 2021:
You're right ... „A marginal zone between the intestine and the bladder“ doesn't make too much sense.

What's the difference between "sehr gering" and "marginal", then?
uyuni Dec 11, 2021:
What is... a 'marginal interenteric zone'?
Veronika Neuhold Dec 11, 2021:
Are you sure? Couldn't it mean that trace ascites was found in a marginal interenteric zone?
Ramey Rieger (X) Dec 11, 2021:
Yes, Uyuni marginal, minimal, insignificant
uyuni Dec 11, 2021:
Hi Lirka,

it is definitely about the (small) amount/volume of ascites.
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