płatowe złuszczanie naskórka

English translation: flaky desquamation

11:01 May 17, 2012
Polish to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general) / dermatologia
Polish term or phrase: płatowe złuszczanie naskórka
Chodzi o skórę głowy, a termin pojawia się w następującym zdaniu:
W obrębie owłosionej głowy żywoczerwone grudki zapalne, płatowe złuszczanie naskórka, miejscami sucha łuska.
magdalena2000
Spain
Local time: 02:23
English translation:flaky desquamation
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Pawel Baka
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Summary of answers provided
4 +1flaky desquamation
Pawel Baka
3epidermis flaking off
Rafal Piotrowski
3epidermal peeling
Piotr Sawiec


  

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epidermis flaking off


Explanation:
Na 100% pewny nie jestem, ale wydaje się to logiczne :)

R.


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Rafal Piotrowski
United Kingdom
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flaky desquamation


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Pawel Baka
Netherlands
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agree  Polangmar
1 hr

neutral  Piotr Sawiec: to określenie raczej dotyczy tzw. otrębiastego łuszczenia się naskórka,
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3 days 7 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
epidermal peeling


Explanation:
albo skin peeling, np. typowo w płonicy na dłoniach i stopach. Nie jestem pewien, na ile w j. angielskim rozróżnia się typy łuszczenia w sensie diagnostycznym, ale flaky raczej to typ otrębiasty.

Piotr Sawiec
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