Uterus not tender/adnexia not tender

From: Dr. Sergey Driamov (dr.serge@breakdownvan.com)
Mon May 26 14:47:35 2008


I am a medical translator translating from English into Russian. I have a following text to translate:

Uterus: Position was normal. Not tender. Uterine adnexa was not tender on the right.

Besides other less relevant versions dictionaries translate the word 'tender' as 'soft' and as 'painful'.

I can imagine that at various patho-physiological states both uterus and uterine adnexia can be either soft or painful or the both and I can't make up my mind, which translation fits better.

Before changing to translation I was specializing on cardiology. I live outside any English-speaking country, so a possibility co consult with anybody on the matter of translation is limited.

Thanks a lot in advance for any answer.

--
Dr. Sergey Driamov




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