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Comparative terminological analysis of injury descriptions created by clinicians and by forensic experts based on clinical photographs in Germany. [PDF]

Forensic Sci Int Synerg
Gyenes G, Germerott T, Walz C, Simon G, Patonai Z, Fogarasi K.   +5 more
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Medical Interpreter Training in South Korea: A Competency Alignment Analysis of Selected Certification and Curriculum Documents and a Proposed Interpreter-Nurse Pathway. [PDF]

Int Nurs Rev
Kim NY.
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Diagnosis of ankylosing spondylitis: A bibliometric review from 2008 to 2024. [PDF]

Medicine (Baltimore)
Qiu Z, Xia R, Chen K, Yang Z, Chen Z, Yang K.   +5 more
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Medical terminology. Blepharorhaphy

Vestnik oftal'mologii, 2016
Ophthalmic literature currently lacks definiteness in classifying surgeries aimed at eyelid closure. In Western countries the term tarsorrhaphy is most commonly used, while in Russia another term - blepharorhaphy - is widely accepted. The latter seems more appropriate as the sutures are passed through all palpebral layers, not just the cartilage.
E V, Boyko, V F, Chernysh
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Medical education terminology

Medical Teacher, 2002
Many who participate in conferences on medical education quite often face difficulty in understanding new educational terms and concepts introduced by speakers. Looking for definitions or descriptions is often not an easy task. Furthermore, when searching various dictionaries and publications, one learns that the definitions of many terms, if they do ...
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Accuracy of Medical Terminology

Archives of Neurology, 1985
To the Editor. —My attention was drawn to the article by Drs Graus and Slatkin 1 by its title: "Papilledema in the Metastatic Jugular Foramen Syndrome." I had immediate visions of a skull base with numerous jugular foramina in strange places—not quite as ridiculous as a part of a recent article in JAMA about genitourinary infections in women, which ...
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Medical Terminology

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
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