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Spanish term or phrase:
pinza aorto-mesentérica
English translation:
aortomesenteric angle
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Joseph Tein
Oct 10, 2012 05:56
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Spanish term
pinza aorto-mesentérica
Spanish to English
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CT scan results
This is in a description of CT scan findings:
Adenopatías en la región retrocrural derecha ... en la salida del tronco celiaco, en la *pinza aorto-mesenterica*, en la región mesenterica ..."
What is this "pinza aorto-mesentérica"? I've been trying to find this online but I'm not sure if I've found the right expression, since I'm not familiar with this level of anatomical detail. Is it the "aortomesenteric angle"? Or ... ?
Thanks again for your help.
Adenopatías en la región retrocrural derecha ... en la salida del tronco celiaco, en la *pinza aorto-mesenterica*, en la región mesenterica ..."
What is this "pinza aorto-mesentérica"? I've been trying to find this online but I'm not sure if I've found the right expression, since I'm not familiar with this level of anatomical detail. Is it the "aortomesenteric angle"? Or ... ?
Thanks again for your help.
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4 +1 | aortomesenteric angle | MedPharm |
2 | aorto mesenteric artery compression | Zareh Darakjian Ph.D. |
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aortomesenteric angle
Pinza would be the angle in English, even though it is not a literal translation.
http://www.ctisus.com/learning/pearls/vascular/sma
http://www.ctisus.com/learning/pearls/vascular/sma
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Eskerrik asko :) |
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aorto mesenteric artery compression
I would think.
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Note added at 27 mins (2012-10-10 06:24:50 GMT)
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I just realized it... you are right...
http://www.seclaendosurgery.com/index.php?option=com_content...
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Note added at 27 mins (2012-10-10 06:24:50 GMT)
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I just realized it... you are right...
Note from asker:
Hi Zareh ... well, I also would think "compression" for "pinza" but it confuses me here because it looks like it refers to an anatomical site or structure. |
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