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German term or phrase:
"DI" (medical abbreviation
English translation:
first digit (D = digit, I = 1)
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German term
\"DI\" (medical abbreviation
German to English
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Medical: Cardiology
Hello
Does anybody know the German medical abbreviation "DI", as in these contexts:
1. "pAVK Stad IV mit Nekrose DI rechts und Stenose AFC rechts"
2. "Der Patient stellte sich initial vor mit pAVK Stadium IV und Nekrosen an DI rechts, sowie einer Stenose der AFC rechts bei Z.n PTA AIE rechts zur geplanten TEA der AFC und Patchplastik, sowie Amputation DI Fuß rechts."
The source text is a doctor's report about a patient who has had various cardiovascular system problems. Please note that "diabetes insipidus" would not fit here.
Regards,
Michael
Does anybody know the German medical abbreviation "DI", as in these contexts:
1. "pAVK Stad IV mit Nekrose DI rechts und Stenose AFC rechts"
2. "Der Patient stellte sich initial vor mit pAVK Stadium IV und Nekrosen an DI rechts, sowie einer Stenose der AFC rechts bei Z.n PTA AIE rechts zur geplanten TEA der AFC und Patchplastik, sowie Amputation DI Fuß rechts."
The source text is a doctor's report about a patient who has had various cardiovascular system problems. Please note that "diabetes insipidus" would not fit here.
Regards,
Michael
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4 +4 | first digit (big toe) | Stuart and Aida Nelson |
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first digit (big toe)
D = digit (toe)
I = Roman/Latin numeral for one or first
The toes are, from medial to lateral:
The first toe, also known as the hallux ("big toe" or "great toe"), the innermost toe
The second toe, or "long toe"
The third toe, or "middle toe"
The fourth toe, or "ring toe"
https://www.imaios.com/en/e-Anatomy/Anatomical-Parts/Digits-...
We present a necrosis of the big toe in a 20-year-old woman with an ingrowing toenail after wedge-shaped excision in the big toe. The reason for the necrosis ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10412608
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Note added at 32 mins (2019-05-30 05:37:44 GMT)
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Latin Digitus = a finger, toe, digit
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/digitus
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Comment: "Hello Stuart and Aida
Thank you very much. Your suggestion fits the context perfectly and is entirely convincing. I really appreciate your help."
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