Glossary entry

Greek term or phrase:

ως συνοδού θεραπείας

English translation:

as concomitant treatment

Added to glossary by Rachel Fell
Mar 29, 2009 15:36
15 yrs ago
Greek term

ως συνοδού θεραπείας

Greek to English Medical Medical (general) clinical trial application
xxx [name of a drug] ως συνοδού θεραπείας - xxx as accompanying treatment - ?

TIA!

Discussion

Dylan Edwards Mar 29, 2009:
In some contexts (e.g. chemotherapy), 'adjuvant' is used quite a lot, but perhaps βοηθητική or some other word would be used for that.

Proposed translations

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as concomitant treatment

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Note added at 13 Min. (2009-03-29 15:50:02 GMT)
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but in case you should prefer the version you suggested yourself, you are free to use it at your discretion, since >

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Note from asker:
I'd thought of concomitant first, actually, just wasn't sure if this had a slightly different meaning, but seems fine in my context.
Peer comment(s):

agree Constantinos Faridis (X)
13 mins
thank you !
agree nevipaul
2 hrs
thank you !
agree Despina Chryssafi
15 hrs
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as supplement to the treatment

X is to be/will bw used as supplement to the prescribed treatment
Note from asker:
Thank you - your answer was fine too, though I needed something slightly briefer for my context
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