Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
ausleiten
English translation:
to drain off
Added to glossary by
Rowan Morrell
Sep 7, 2003 13:57
21 yrs ago
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German term
ausleiten
German to English
Medical
Knee Endoprosthesis Surgery; Wound Closure
"Ein bis zwei Redondrainagen werden platziert und durch das seitliche Retinaculum ausgeleitet."
The next sentence in the paragraph on wound closure, the final paragraph in my knee endoprosthesis insertion text.
To my astonishment, I can't find the verb "ausleiten" anywhere. I did find a previous KudoZ question about it, but that didn't really help me much.
Would it just be "guided out" or something? BTW, Redondrainage is Redon drainage and the seitliches Retinaculum is the lateral retinaculum (whatever that is). TIA for your help.
The next sentence in the paragraph on wound closure, the final paragraph in my knee endoprosthesis insertion text.
To my astonishment, I can't find the verb "ausleiten" anywhere. I did find a previous KudoZ question about it, but that didn't really help me much.
Would it just be "guided out" or something? BTW, Redondrainage is Redon drainage and the seitliches Retinaculum is the lateral retinaculum (whatever that is). TIA for your help.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | drain off |
Johanna Timm, PhD
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4 +2 | led out, passed out |
Gillian Scheibelein
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4 +1 | bleed off |
Dr. Fred Thomson
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4 | feed out |
Bob Kerns (X)
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3 | Here's a link, Rowan. |
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Proposed translations
6 hrs
Selected
drain off
One to two redon drainages are placed, with the fluid being drained off/extracted through the lateral retinaculum
Bei einer „Wunddrainage“ (Redon-Drainage) wird ein Kunststoffröhrchen zwischen der obersten Muskelschicht und der Haut eingebracht. Durch Unterdruck in der anhängenden Aufffangflasche entsteht ein Sog, der den Ablauf von Wundwasser unterstützt.
http://www.comedor.de/public/verfahrenmedizin/MagenDarmLeber...
There is only one hole/opening/insertion involved here (per drainage, that is), and the fluid is sucked out(negative pressure)through a plastic tube into a container. This container(a plastic bottle) is located at the lateral retinaculum.
The link below describes a TKR in detail. You should have a look, it includes many intriguing terms('housemaid's knee plane')that might come in handy in the course of your project.
good luck
Bei einer „Wunddrainage“ (Redon-Drainage) wird ein Kunststoffröhrchen zwischen der obersten Muskelschicht und der Haut eingebracht. Durch Unterdruck in der anhängenden Aufffangflasche entsteht ein Sog, der den Ablauf von Wundwasser unterstützt.
http://www.comedor.de/public/verfahrenmedizin/MagenDarmLeber...
There is only one hole/opening/insertion involved here (per drainage, that is), and the fluid is sucked out(negative pressure)through a plastic tube into a container. This container(a plastic bottle) is located at the lateral retinaculum.
The link below describes a TKR in detail. You should have a look, it includes many intriguing terms('housemaid's knee plane')that might come in handy in the course of your project.
good luck
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Fred was the first to mention "drain off", but Johanna has made a much more convincing case for it, so I'm awarding her the points. But thank you all for your contributions - some very interesting suggestions. "Drain off" seems best though.
This is my last question on the knee job (thank goodness!). Good to finish on a high note with an answer that convinced me beyond doubt and that I can give the maximum 4 to! But thanks to everyone who helped me with my various questions on this job. Hopefully I won't have to ask quite so many for the next one!"
5 mins
feed out
or in your case: ausgeleitet = fed out
5 mins
Here's a link, Rowan.
Might help. It says purge, divert, drain etc etc
+1
11 mins
bleed off
is bled off through
lead away doesn't work very well.
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Note added at 2003-09-07 14:08:58 (GMT)
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This makes some sense: allowed to drain off
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Note added at 2003-09-07 14:09:31 (GMT)
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Or: caused (or made) to drain off
lead away doesn't work very well.
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Note added at 2003-09-07 14:08:58 (GMT)
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This makes some sense: allowed to drain off
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Note added at 2003-09-07 14:09:31 (GMT)
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Or: caused (or made) to drain off
+2
16 mins
led out, passed out
i.e. the path that the drainage tube takes to leave the body. The surgeon has to make the appropriate hole first.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Trudy Peters
: led out
1 hr
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agree |
Siegfried Armbruster
: Agree with Trudy
4 hrs
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