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Apr 24, 2007 19:12
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Spanish term

EN NODULO HIPOECOGENICO EL CUAL QUEDA PROFUNDO EL ARPON EN UN PRIMER INTENTO

Spanish to English Medical Medical: Health Care Breast Cancer Patient Medical Notes
This comes from a set of medical notes for a patient receiving treatment for breast cancer. This section relates to the breast biopsy.
I hope that the following is enough context:
SE COLOCAN DOS ARPONES BAJO CONTROL ECOGRAFICO EN MAMA DERECHA, UNO EN CSE EN NODULO DE 9.4 MM CON SOMBRA POSTERIOR QUEDANDO EL MISMO EN BUENA LOCALIZACION. EL OTRO ARPON SE COLOCA EN CIE EN NODULO HIPOECOGENICO EL CUAL QUEDA PROFUNDO EL ARPON EN UN PRIMER INTENTO

I have understood Arpón as biopsy site marker and CIE Lower External Quadrant (of the breast)
Many thanks in advance for your time and help

Discussion

Zaharanda (asker) Apr 24, 2007:
Thanks Sue, these links are very helpful indeed. I am very grateful to you.
Dr Sue Levy (X) Apr 24, 2007:
Here's another ref: http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474976953... There are quite a few helpful articles - search on breast biopsy + wire localization. Good luck!
Dr Sue Levy (X) Apr 24, 2007:
For "arpon" have a look at "hook wire" http://www.emedicine.com/radio/topic911.htm
Zaharanda (asker) Apr 24, 2007:
Hello Sue, first of all, I am truly sorry, I genuinely did not know that posting in caps was against the rules, I copied and pasted from my doc without thinking and the original text appears in caps. Thank you for telling me.

Thanks also for the correction, I do indeed have it as "lower outer quadrant" in my text, I wasn't thinking when I posted.

My problem is that I do not fully understand the procedure so the whole phrase is problematic for me. Sincere apologies if my query is elementary.
Dr Sue Levy (X) Apr 24, 2007:
Also it's against the rules to write in caps.
Dr Sue Levy (X) Apr 24, 2007:
Which term is posing a problem? It's lower outer quadrant by the way.
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