Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

сделать операцию пациенту

English translation:

To perform a surgery on a patient

Added to glossary by Alexander Grabowski
Jul 20, 2013 14:50
10 yrs ago
Russian term

сделать операцию пациенту

Russian to English Medical Medical: Health Care хирургия
Как правильно сформ-ть? Спасибо.
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Discussion

Alexander Grabowski (asker) Jul 20, 2013:
Точнее, как перевести фразу
лечебных процедур, проведенных пациенту ранее

Proposed translations

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To perform a surgery on a patient

Medical procedures performed earlier/done earlier for the patient - например, по поводу Вашего второго вопроса.
Note from asker:
Thanks, that's what i really need
Peer comment(s):

agree Ravindra Godbole
12 mins
agree LilianNekipelov : I agree.
12 mins
agree Allison Keating : The term 'surgery' can also be replaced with 'operation'.
1 hr
agree cyhul
1 day 13 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Спасибо!"
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6 hrs

to operate on a patient

www.telegraph.co.uk › ... › Europe › Germany -
13.12.2010 - A Jewish surgeon at a German hospital walked out of the operating theatre and refused to operate on a patient after spotting he had a swastika

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Note added at 6 Stunden (2013-07-20 21:03:55 GMT)
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there are manifold links on the subject. such as e.g. who should operate on patients with cancer ?

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Note added at 6 Stunden (2013-07-20 21:08:49 GMT)
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When he was operated on … | Shaikh al-Albaani
shaikhalbaani.wordpress.com/.../when-he-was-opera...‎
23.10.2011 - Dr. Abdul-Aziz as-Sadhaan said, 'Shaikh Esaam Haadi said, 'When our Shaikh, may Allaah have mercy on him, was admitted to hospital I ...

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Note added at 1 Tag3 Stunden (2013-07-21 18:22:57 GMT)
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and in reply to your additional question made as discussion entry:
"therapies the patient had received previously or before"-

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18596631
von PE Morris - 2008 -
More Protocol patients received at least one physical therapy session than did Usual Care (80% vs. 47%, p < or = .001). Protocol patients were out of bed earlier ...
Peer comment(s):

agree Pavel Altukhov
14 hrs
thank you, Pavel !
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2 days 22 hrs

treatment history of the patient

In my view this is the exact terminology used.

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Note added at 2 days22 hrs (2013-07-23 13:33:01 GMT)
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Actually, this is the answer to question:
"лечебных процедур, проведенных пациенту ранее"
Note from asker:
Thanks, a very good answer!
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