Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I had to translate a ISO-9001 (Quality Manual) update for a Japanese medical instrument company a few days ago. The previous version had the following translation: Active embedded medical instruments ǽưËä¹þ¤ß°åÎŵ¡´ï Embedded medical instruments Ëä¹þ¤ß°åÎŵ¡´ï In other parts of the document the update had no English counterpart (that was my job to write one). After some googling I found that " embedded " is sometimes a synonym of " implanted " and sometimes not. My understanding was that an embedded " medical instrument " was set to be a medical tool with a specific function (not necessarily a bodily function replacement) and that an " implanted " medical instrument was rather a constructed replacement for a lost or impaired bodily function. Since I only have a little experience in this field (although I do more ISO generic stuff) I wondered if you could give me a few insights, even though the job has already been delivered. Regards, JC Helary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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