Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Sin alteraciones

English translation:

unremarkable

Added to glossary by CarolinSpain
Oct 19, 2012 19:30
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Spanish term

Sin alteraciones

Spanish to English Other Medical (general) Diagnóstico
Hola,


Mi duda es la siguiente, aparece simplemente la frase "Hígado sin alteraciones".

He encontrado contextos sobre "altered liver" pero no sobre "non - altered" quisiera saber por favor si alguien sabe el término equivalente.

Muchas gracias!
Proposed translations (English)
5 +7 unremarkable
5 intact

Discussion

Joseph Tein Oct 19, 2012:
Thanks Jason ...
Then I'll add that new piece of information to my glossary, too.
Dr. Jason Faulkner Oct 19, 2012:
Those are all correct. However, when you make it a negative, the terminology changes. Technically, you can say unchanged, undisturbed or normal, but the common jargon used in medical reports, especially on physical examination and imaging reports, is "unremarkable".
Joseph Tein Oct 19, 2012:
or simply "normal" In my glossary, I have the following words that can be used to translate "alteración": change, disturbance, abnormality, impairment, disorder, irregularity

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unremarkable

On a physical examination or radiology/endoscopy report, the standard terminology used in English for normal findings is "unremarkable".

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Peer comment(s):

agree Jorge Arteaga M.D.
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agree Roxanna Delgado
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agree Henry Hinds : That means the liver is still good, you may have a beer, thank you!
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agree Filippe Vasconcellos de Freitas Guimarães
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agree Giovanni Rengifo
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agree Valeska Nygren
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agree bluedragon971
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intact

Although in some contexts, alteraciones can be used as alterations, I often see in medical recards "intact".
Example sentence:

Intact spinous and transverse apophysis

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