Re: Uterus not tender/adnexia not tender
From: Garry E. Siegel, M.D. (garrys@mindspring.com)
Wed May 28 23:03:00 2008
Ditto! Hope you are up to speed in no time, and I don't konw what you
had, either.
Garry
At Wed, 28 May 2008, Gerald P. Rodriguez wrote:
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>WOW! Best wishes for complete recovery, Dan. I going to admit ignorance here and say I don't really know what a "Sleeve Partial Mastectomy" is, but sounds as if you are doing wonderfully.
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>Gerald P. Rodriguez, M.D., FACOG
>Santa Fe
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>Subject: Re: Uterus not tender/adnexia not tender
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> When I studied Latin the plural of the neutral words ending in "-um" was "-a". Hence "stratum, strata" and "addendum, addenda".
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> Steve
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> Steve Raymond FRANZCOG FRCOG
> HOD Obstetrics & Gynaecology
> Royal Hobart Hospital
> Tasmania 7001
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> Subject: Re: Uterus not tender/adnexia not tender
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> Plural of Adnexa!!!!! I think NOT. Also Adnexum is masculine singular. Adnexa is feminine singular. and Adnexae (if there were such a thing) would be Feminine plural. See I paid attention in Latin class in High School. Mrs Goerlich would be proud of me.
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> Dan
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> On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 7:17 PM, Raymond Stephen <Stephen.Raymond@dhhs.tas.gov.au> wrote:
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> In medical practice the word "tender" means "painful on palpation"... and it is "adnexa" (singular "adnexum") not "adnexia".
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> Steve
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> Sent: Tue 27/05/2008 5:49 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L
> Subject: Uterus not tender/adnexia not tender
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> I am a medical translator translating from English into Russian. I have
> a following text to translate:
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> Uterus: Position was normal. Not tender.
> Uterine adnexa was not tender on the right.
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> Besides other less relevant versions dictionaries translate the word
> 'tender' as 'soft' and as 'painful'.
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> Thanks a lot in advance for any answer.
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> Dr. Sergey Driamov
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