Sep 16, 2017 20:22
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Czech term
ODS (could be OOS)
Czech to English
Medical
Medical (general)
lékařská zpráva - zkr
Zpráva o ambulantním vyšetření. Pacient trpí cukrovkou 1. typu.
Oční pozadí: ODS: bez patologie
Naskenovaný pdf dokument, může být OOS
Oční pozadí: ODS: bez patologie
Naskenovaný pdf dokument, může být OOS
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | both eyes | Emil Kucera |
4 +1 | OU (both eyes) | Anton Konashenok |
Proposed translations
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both eyes
ODS = pravé i levé oko (lit. right as well as left eye)
Don't have the web reference any more, but it is in my dictionary of medical abbreviations, which I compiled from various sources
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Note added at 19 mins (2017-09-16 20:41:34 GMT)
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probably stands for Latin "oculus dexter et sinister"
Don't have the web reference any more, but it is in my dictionary of medical abbreviations, which I compiled from various sources
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Note added at 19 mins (2017-09-16 20:41:34 GMT)
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probably stands for Latin "oculus dexter et sinister"
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Děkuju. |
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Czech term (edited):
ODS
OU (both eyes)
This is actually Latin: ODS = oculi dexter et sinister, and you it won't be wrong to leave it as is, but OU (= oculus uterque = both eyes) is much more popular.
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Děkuju. |
Sorry, Emil was 2 minutes faster.... |
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