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I realized it must be " DIM " (douleur invertébral mineur)...

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TERM: fr>en " D/M "

Good day all,

I am translating a handwritten medical report that has a reference to " D/M

cervical " and " D/M dorsal " (FYI, " douleur cervical " and " douleur dorsal "

also appear. What could this D/M be?

Thanks very much,

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Ou bien " in*ter*vertébral ;)

Oups

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TERM: fr>en " D/M "

Good day all,

I am translating a handwritten medical report that has a reference to " D/M

cervical " and " D/M dorsal " (FYI, " douleur cervical " and " douleur dorsal "

also appear. What could this D/M be?

Thanks very much,

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Fredericton NB CANADA

mail[at]stevendewitt.ca

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I also find " dérangement intervertébral mineur = DIM " , or " minor

intervertebral dysfunction = MID " in English

see for example: http://rhumatologie.free.fr/region/cervical.html

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TERM: fr>en " D/M "

Good day all,

I am translating a handwritten medical report that has a reference to " D/M

cervical " and " D/M dorsal " (FYI, " douleur cervical " and " douleur dorsal "

also appear. What could this D/M be?

Thanks very much,

*****

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Fredericton NB CANADA

mail[at]stevendewitt.ca

www.stevendewitt.ca

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Excellent, thanks for that .

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Re: TERM: fr>en " D/M " RESOLVED

I also find " dérangement intervertébral mineur = DIM " , or " minor

intervertebral dysfunction = MID " in English

see for example: http://rhumatologie.free.fr/region/cervical.html

*********************************

TERM: fr>en " D/M "

Good day all,

I am translating a handwritten medical report that has a reference to

" D/M

cervical " and " D/M dorsal " (FYI, " douleur cervical " and " douleur dorsal "

also appear. What could this D/M be?

Thanks very much,

*****

DeWitt, C. Tran. (FR>EN, en>fr, es>en)

Fredericton NB CANADA

mail[at]stevendewitt.ca

www.stevendewitt.ca

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