Jun 4, 2023 16:59
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Spanish term
OD
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Hi everyone! Working on a clinical trial med report for a specific patient with leukemia (CML).
I can't figure out "OD" in this context:
No se observa eosinofilia ni basofilia. Linfocitos relativamente aumentados de morfología madura inespecífica. Plasmocitosis. Eritropoyesis conservada. Trombopoyesis disminuida. OD. Muestra de médula ósea hipoplásica. Se recomienda correlacionar
con cilindro óseo.
Obviously it can't be any of the common things for this abbreviation, like "orientación diagnóstica", and I don't think it's "osteodisplasia", but I could be wrong.
Any help is appreciated!
I can't figure out "OD" in this context:
No se observa eosinofilia ni basofilia. Linfocitos relativamente aumentados de morfología madura inespecífica. Plasmocitosis. Eritropoyesis conservada. Trombopoyesis disminuida. OD. Muestra de médula ósea hipoplásica. Se recomienda correlacionar
con cilindro óseo.
Obviously it can't be any of the common things for this abbreviation, like "orientación diagnóstica", and I don't think it's "osteodisplasia", but I could be wrong.
Any help is appreciated!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | opinión diagnóstica [diagnosis / conclusions] | Chema Nieto Castañón |
4 | Diagnostic Guidance | Michael Meskers |
References
Cosnautas | Joseph Tein |
Proposed translations
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Selected
opinión diagnóstica [diagnosis / conclusions]
Lo que sigue a OD parece ser, efectivamente, la conclusión u orientación diagnóstica del informe ("Muestra de médula ósea hipoplásica").
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks Chema!"
2 hrs
Diagnostic Guidance
OD = orientación diagnóstica?
I am wondering if what follows OD (Muestra de médula ósea hipoplásica. Se recomienda correlacionar con cilindro óseo.) are diagnostics
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Note added at 2 hrs (2023-06-04 19:30:38 GMT)
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typo.
I meant to finish my answer with "...are diagnostic proposals."
I am wondering if what follows OD (Muestra de médula ósea hipoplásica. Se recomienda correlacionar con cilindro óseo.) are diagnostics
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Note added at 2 hrs (2023-06-04 19:30:38 GMT)
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typo.
I meant to finish my answer with "...are diagnostic proposals."
Peer comment(s):
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Joseph Tein
: Well ... I haven't seen this face in a long time! I'm not totally sure about this meaning, but it's nice to see you again.
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Thanks Joseph! I hope you have been well!
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Reference comments
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Reference:
Cosnautas
Did you look here? They will probably have many possible expansions of OD, one of which could fit your context.
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Note added at 8 hrs (2023-06-05 01:36:33 GMT)
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Here is the entry in Cosnautas that corresponds to what our two colleagues are suggesting:
13 orientación (u opinión) diagnóstica {→ JD 4}
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Note added at 8 hrs (2023-06-05 01:41:05 GMT)
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(I'm not saying that I'm entirely sure this is what it means here, given the sentence that follows.)
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Note added at 8 hrs (2023-06-05 01:36:33 GMT)
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Here is the entry in Cosnautas that corresponds to what our two colleagues are suggesting:
13 orientación (u opinión) diagnóstica {→ JD 4}
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Note added at 8 hrs (2023-06-05 01:41:05 GMT)
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(I'm not saying that I'm entirely sure this is what it means here, given the sentence that follows.)
Reference:
Note from asker:
Hi Joseph, thanks for your suggestion. Yes, I did look and none of the entries in the abbreviations dictionary make sense in my context. The only one that could even remotely make sense would be "osteodistrofia", but it is my understanding that this is most often secondary to renal failure and I can't find a link to CML. But I am not a physician, so perhaps I'm missing something there (same thing with "osteodisplasia"). |
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