Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
mio risoluzione
English translation:
muscle relaxation
Italian term
mio risoluzione
The previous few lines have introduced the basics of what anaesthesia does....
"...a seconda del tipo di intervento chirurgico si può indurre rilassamento muscolare, mio risoluzione o paralisi muscolare. "
3 +2 | muscle relaxation |
Gabriel Buttigieg
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liz askew
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Miorisoluzione |
Emmanuella
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Proposed translations
muscle relaxation
I have also found one example where the term is translated as "myorresolution", but it's primarily one Italian website in English and doesn't seem to appear elsewhere.
I am, of course, open to other suggestions/comments.
I hope this helps!
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Note added at 8 hrs (2022-06-23 20:41:54 GMT)
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I've done some further research and the term "myorelaxation" does, as Emmanuella mentions below, appear in a number of places. So, yes, instead of "muscle decontraction", "myorelaxation" appears preferable. I hope this helps!
Thank you for your help, do you think of the term in my further discussion post would work, given that these are two phrases purposely used in the same list? |
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Fiona Grace Peterson
: It is muscle relaxation. Authors do make mistakes, so I would flag it to the client.
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Cillie Swart
: seems plausible
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Reference comments
see
http://www.med.unipg.it › ccl › Materiale_Didattico
trofismo muscolare si attuano attraverso ... La morte avviene per paralisi della muscolatura ... Determina miorisoluzione dei muscoli respiratori con.
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Anestesia - Wikipedia
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Anestesia indica genericamente l'abolizione della sensibilità, della coscienza e del dolore, ... il rilassamento dei muscoli (miorisoluzione), l'abolizione del ricordo ...
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Monitmiorisolcasertadefvers - SlideShare
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Monitoring of muscle relaxation,2004. ... Monitoraggio della miorisoluzione in sala operatoria( e oltre….). by C. Servizio di Anestesia e Rianimazione ...
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miorilassanti | Italian to English | Medical (general) - ProZ.com
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13 Jul 2005 — English translation: myorelaxant/miorelaxant/muscle relaxant ... adj : relating to or causing relaxation of muscle < effects> .
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