Guest guest Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 Estimado : Te doy dos alternativas: Extensor intracorpóreo Dispositivo de tracción intracorpóreo. Ojalá te sirvan. Saludos, Dr. Q.F. José Bocic Cruzat Traducciones Médicas y Técnicas Redacción Médica y Científica Fono: 56 2 3251484 Fax: 56 2 4758189 Celular: 09 4354819 E-mail: jbocic@... E-mail: correotraducciones@... E-mail: info@... Web: http://www.traduccionestecnicas.cl Blog: http://traduccionestecnicasymedicas.blogspot.com/ Skype ID: jbocic Miembro del Colegio de Traductores e Intérpretes de Chile (COTICH) Reg. COTICH # 165 Miembro de Tremédica. Miembro de Medtrad. Miembro de la AIPTI. Toda la información recogida en el presente documento es de uso restringido, comprometiéndose el receptor a impedir su divulgación a terceros, limitándose el uso formal de la publicación. El receptor del presente documento se compromete a no copiarlo ni reproducirlo, por si mismo o por terceras personas, cualquiera que sea el medio o fin a que se destine, sin obtener previamente un permiso suscrito de TRADUCCIONES TECNICAS. The information contained in the present document is of a restricted nature, binding the recipient to prevent its disclosure to third parties, thus limiting the use of the publication. The receiver of this document agrees not to copy or duplicate it, neither him personally or any third person, regardless of the means or objective intended, without previously obtaining written permission from TRADUCCIONES TECNICAS. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 Em português eu diria distrator intersomático, em espanhol eu não sei. Mirtes eng / spa trauma surgery terms Dear colleagues, maybe I will be bothering you with a few questions this weekend... a difficult surgical description for a disc replacement product... Any help will be welcome. So far: interbody distractor = distractor interespinoso o disctractor intercorporal Thank youuu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2010 Report Share Posted November 30, 2010 Dear , I agree with Mirtes. An interbody distractor is inserted between 2 vertebral bodies, but a interspinous distractor is inserted between 2 spinous processes. You can access to several related IFUs (including in SP) from the following page: http://www.synthes.com/html/Spine.8133.0.html? & no_cache=1 Best, f _____________________________ François Malaise, DrMV EN>FR Biomedical Translations Time zone: GMT+1 Tel: +32-(0)65.82.54.40 Cell: +32-(0)475.53.75.73 E-mail: fmalaise@... http://www.foreignword.com/cv/document_743.htm ______________________________ Avant de jeter la mécanique quantique à la poubelle, vérifier une dernière fois les fusibles. Anatole Abragam De : medical_translation [mailto:medical_translation ] De la part de Porlán Moreno Envoyé : vendredi 26 novembre 2010 18:49 À : medical_translation Objet : eng / spa trauma surgery terms Dear colleagues, maybe I will be bothering you with a few questions this weekend... a difficult surgical description for a disc replacement product... Any help will be welcome. So far: interbody distractor = distractor interespinoso o disctractor intercorporal Thank youuu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2010 Report Share Posted November 30, 2010 Sincerely, thank you all. In the end, I decided to use " separador " , as it is what I found at many different papers posted by doctor-run clinics with regards their discectomy procedures. Thank heavens I finally delivered... incredible, but I started last Wednesday and I only got the reference PDF on Monday (and the text was full of figures and pictures). Anyway, it is always very comforting to have colleagues like you out there. Thanks a lot again. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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