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Dec 22, 2008 20:54
15 yrs ago
German term

Proposed translations

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inflammation of cervical glands

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agree Dr.G.MD (X)
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inflammation of the throat glands

would be my suggestion
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cervical adenitis

The paper, for which the link is given below, suggests that this is another name for "zervikale adenitis", which makes it easier to figure out.
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agree NKW (X) : Spot on!
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inflammation of cervical lymph nodes

would be my suggestion
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swollen glands (in the neck)

Swollen cervical lymph nodes are commonly referred to as "swollen glands" (even though lymph nodes aren't really glands). Since the term Halsdrüsenentzündung is pretty general, 'swollen glands in the neck' would work okay, IMO...
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Acute lymphadenitis of face, head and neck

The ICD10 code for Halsdrüsenentzündung is L04.0. The English for the ICD10 code L04.0 is "acute lymphadenitis of the face, head and neck". See the web references below.
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agree Zareh Darakjian Ph.D. : Looks very plausible in view of the unique identification through the codes given in the references cited.
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Thanks, Zareh!
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