Nov 4, 2003 23:14
20 yrs ago
Spanish term
see sentence please
Spanish to English
Medical
"los acontecimientos adversos (adverse events) se presentarán en tablas utilizando el dicionario (MedDRA), se resumirán segun el sistema orgánico principal (SOC) y dentro de cada SOC, por termíno preferente del MedDRA, en orden descendiente de frequencia." Phew!
I don't follow the part from "se resumirán" onward very well, if anyone can suggest anything. It's a medical protocol.
I don't follow the part from "se resumirán" onward very well, if anyone can suggest anything. It's a medical protocol.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | major body system | Muriel Vasconcellos |
5 +3 | (shall be) summarised according to and within the SOC | Parrot |
5 | they will be classified... | Hanna Stochnialek |
Proposed translations
4 hrs
Selected
major body system
I would suggest the following: "the adverse events will be classified by major body system and, within each system, according to the frecuency with which they listed in the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA), the most frecuent terms appearing first"
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Very difficult to choose, but went for Muriel's again because I felt SOC needed to be changed. If it exists, then it's certainly not common, not even in the English speaking medical world. Thanks to all of you!"
+3
11 mins
(shall be) summarised according to and within the SOC
by MedDRA preferential term in descending order of frequency.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Adda Velez
: will be sumarized
14 mins
|
agree |
Susana Betti
24 mins
|
agree |
MLG
7 hrs
|
14 mins
they will be classified...
sistemas organicos principales son tres: respiratorio, circulatorio y digestivo.
So, the adverse events will be classified according to the system (respiratory, digestive etc.), and inside each of the systems according to the frecuency of appearing in MedDRA dictionary/directory, the more frecuant terms appearing on the top.
So, the adverse events will be classified according to the system (respiratory, digestive etc.), and inside each of the systems according to the frecuency of appearing in MedDRA dictionary/directory, the more frecuant terms appearing on the top.
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