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French to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / Lung examination | |||||||
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4 | focal pneumonia/lesion detected by X-ray |
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focal pneumonia/lesion detected by X-ray Explanation: Pneumopathies - Respir.com - Documentation sur les pneumopathies www.respir.com/doc/public/pathologie/pneumopathie.asp 21 févr. 1999 - Le diagnostic clinique de pneumopathie est suggéré par l'association de fièvre > 37°8, souvent d'apparition brutale signes fonctionnels respiratoires tels que : toux, expectoration, dyspnée (polypnée > 25min), douleur thoracique localisée signes physiques respiratoires en foyer : matité, crépitants localisés, ... Faut-il effectuer une radiographie pulmonaire chez tout ... - Edimark www.edimark.fr/Front/frontpost/getfiles/20348.pdf Lorsque la radiographie pulmonaire est jugée normale mais qu'il existe un foyer localisé de râles crépitants (surtout si l'auscultation pulmonaire était notée comme normale précé- demment), quel doit être le gold standard de la PAC ? Clinique ou radiologique ? Jusqu'en 2005, l'on expliquait cette dissociation ... Similarity of chest X-ray and thermal imaging of focal pneumonia: a ... bmjopen.bmj.com › Archive › Volume 8, Issue 1 - Traduire cette page de LT Wang - 2018 - Autres articles Introduction. This study investigates the degree to which thermal imaging (TI) and chest X-ray (CXR) are concordant in detecting similarly localised focal pneumonia. Often a clinically challenging diagnosis, bacterial pneumonia remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, particularly in under-resourced .. Lower left side abdominal pain every 2 minutes, for 24 hours ... www.answer-health.com/qs/dc/104003.html - Traduire cette page I had similar symptoms several years ago and it turned out to be pneumonia. No coughing, No other sick feelings just pain when I inhaled - not even a fever. You sound like you have an infection of sorts with the fever though. See a doctor so you can tell them whats wrong instead of someone else trying to tell a paramedic ... |
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