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Sep 6, 2011 02:27
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Spanish term

epd

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general)
In a handwritten medical report from Peru, the diagnosis given as "Virosis epd, B34.9". Based on the fact that B34.9 is the ICD-10 code for "viral infection, unspecified", I'm wondering if "epd" might be some kind of abbreviation for "unspecified", but I'm uncertain of what it stands for exactly. Any suggestions?
Proposed translations (English)
3 DPD

Discussion

Martin Boyd (asker) Sep 6, 2011:
More context The only other context I have that might help is that the patient has come to the doctor due to concerns about weight loss she has suffered over the previous 6 months. Patient age is 22. There is no mention of the type of viral infection, and given the ICD 10 code used, it would seem the infection is unspecified.
Could it be "[?] pendiente de diagnóstico"?
Or something like "etiología pendiente de determinación" (just a really wild guess)?
Dr. Jason Faulkner Sep 6, 2011:
The site helps, but . . . The trouble with viral infections are that they are rarely identified outside of big hospitals in developed countries. The testing is just too expensive and since most viral infections are self-limiting, it's usually all you can do to rule-out a bacterial infection and leave it at that.
Joseph Tein Sep 6, 2011:
Some more context ... would help pin down what type of "virosis" it is, since virosis just means a disease caused by a virus. Is there anything else in the report that specifies the site or nature of the virosis?

http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/virosis

Proposed translations

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DPD

If this is a pulmonary patient, I'd say it's for Enfermedad Pulmonar Difuso, Diffuse Pulmonary Disease or DPD in English.

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Reference comments

27 mins
Reference:

very useful resource - tremedica

For the future. This gives you 6 other possibilities for epd (I'm not arguing against Dr. Jason's) plus thousands of other Spanish medical abbreviations.
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Reference:

http://www.iqb.es/patologia/e01_011.htm

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B34
B34.0
B34.1
B34.2
B34.3
B34.4
B34.8
B34.9 Enfermedades víricas sin especificar la localización
Infección por Adenovirus sin especificar
Infección por Enterovirus sin especificar
Infección por Coronavirus sin especificar
Infección por Parvovirus sin especificar
Infección por Papovavirus sin especificar
Otras infecciones por virus sin especificar la localización
Otras viriasis sin especificar

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sin especificar

seems the only possibility

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The only other thing I found was "NCOP"

Indice V de enfermedades - eCIE-9-MC
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eciemaps.mspsi.es/ecieMaps-2010/statics/accesible/.../enf_v.html - Cached
14 Sep 2010 – razones especificadas NCOP Z28.8. - profiláctica ... combinación de enfermedades NCOP Z27.9 + ..... Virosis NCOP B34.9; Viruela B03 + ...

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sin especificar


that is my bet
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