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18:16 Jan 15, 2020 |
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Dutch to English translations [Non-PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / Bloedtest | |||||||
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5 | Hb electrophoresis NAD |
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4 | hemoglobin electrophoresis normal findings / no abnormalities |
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hemoglobin electrophoresis normal findings / no abnormalities Explanation: 'g.b.' means: 'geen bijzonderheden', rather than 'geen gebruik'. which means: normal findings / no abnormalities -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 28 mins (2020-01-15 18:45:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Please read 'gebruik bekend' rather than 'geen gebruik'. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 30 mins (2020-01-15 18:46:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 'g.b.' means: 'geen bijzonderheden', rather than 'gebruik bekend' |
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Hb electrophoresis NAD Explanation: Hb is a universal abbreviation for haemoglobin and can be left untranslated. The equivalent abbreviation to g.b. in English is NAD which stands for nil abnormal discovered. It is written as all caps. |
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