Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

come per esiti (di)

English translation:

consistent with sequelae of ...

Added to glossary by Joseph Tein
Aug 10, 2017 19:27
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Italian term

come per esiti

Italian to English Medical Medical (general) chest CT scan
This is in a report of a patient's CT scan:

TC torace ad alta risoluzione: Modesti ispessimenti pleurici, *come per esiti."

This "esiti" word is often confusing, because it can be translated in different ways.

How should I translate this little phrase?

I have for "come per" = consistent with, compatible with ... but I need a fitting translation for "esiti" to go with this.

Thanks for your help again.
Proposed translations (English)
3 +1 consistent with sequelae of ...

Discussion

Shabelula Aug 11, 2017:
the right term just slips out of my tongue (and mind) but yes, you need something after esiti. Something like "as per outcome of former.... something"

Proposed translations

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consistent with sequelae of ...

Ciao Joseph!

In German they would write: wie bei Status nach...

Sequelae of pleurisy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/209523

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Note added at 44 min (2017-08-10 20:12:08 GMT)
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Reading the Italian sentence, I understand that the implied meaning is "as is seen in sequelae of pleurisy".

In English would it be fine to translate "as in sequelae."?
Note from asker:
Danke sehr Gilberto, aber hier gibt es nichts nach "nach ..." (non c'e piu niente dopo il "esiti ...") Wie soll ich das denn übersetzen?) (Translation for the IT folks: There's nothing here after the "esiti" How shall I translate it?)
Ciao. "As in sequelae" would be considered an incomplete sentence. I had to deliver this already; I translated this sentence as "compatible with history" assuming that a previous CT scan had already shown the ispessimenti pleurici.
Peer comment(s):

agree EleoE
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