Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

ernie espulse migranti

English translation:

extruded (disc) hernias (migrated)

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Italian term

ernie espulse migranti

Italian to English Medical Medical (general)
Erniazione - Spostamento del nucleo polposo in direzione del canale spinale o del nervo spinale.
Secondo la gravità dello spostamento del disco le ernie si possono classificare, anche, in:
• ernie sottolegamentose contenute
• ernie sottolegamentose protruse
• ernie espulse (in sede)
• ernie espulse (migranti).
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Apr 6, 2013 07:26: Russell Jones changed "Term asked" from "ernie espulse (migranti)" to "ernie espulse migranti"

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Italian term (edited): ernie espulse (migranti)
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extruded (disc) hernias (migrated)

La migrazione di un’ernia del disco lombare è un evento frequente. http://www.ortopediaetraumatologia.it/pagine/ernia del disco...
Example sentence:

extruded disc, extrusion (n), extrude (v): A herniated disc in which, in at least one plane, any one distance between the edges of the disc material beyond the disc space is greater than the distance between the edges of the base in the same plane, or..

migrated disc, migration (n), migrate (v): 1. Herniated disc in which a portion of extruded disc material is displaced away from the tear in the outer anulus through which it has extruded.

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Italian term (edited): ernie espulse (migranti)

migrated disc

migrated disc, migration (n), migrate (v): 1. Herniated disc in which a portion of extruded disc material is displaced away from the tear in the outer anulus through which it has extruded. 2. (Non-Standard) [A herniated disc with a free fragment or sequestrum beyond the disc level.] Note: Migration refers to the position of the displaced disc material, rather than to its continuity with disc tissue within the disc of origin; therefore, it is not synonymous with sequestration.
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