no estenosa la luz a XX cm de arcada dentaría
English translation: does not stenose the lumen at XX cm from the dental arch
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| 5 | does not stenose the lumen at XX cm from the dental arch |
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| 3 | does not restrict the ligt at xx cm of the alveolar arch |
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2 hrs confidence: 
does not restrict the ligt at xx cm of the alveolar arch Explanation: I think that it means that the ring does not restrict/occlude the passage of the endoscope light at 32 cm of the alveolar arch. UGE (unión gastro esofágica) refers to the gastro-esophageal junction |
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7 hrs confidence:
does not stenose the lumen at XX cm from the dental arch Explanation: (I think "dental arch" is the same as "alveolar arch" ... not quite sure about this, but "dental arch" seems like the most direct translation.) i.e. it does not narrow or restrict the lumen (diameter of the inside space) of the esophagus at that spot |
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| Reference: Refs. Reference information: http://transpanish.biz/es/blog_traduccion/las-nuevas-palabra... estenosar. [Adición de artículo]. TR. Med. Producir una estenosis (en un orificio o conducto). This gloss entry may clue you in: https://www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish_to_english/medical/181678... GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) Spanish term or phrase: estenosar, estenosis English translation: stenose (to), stenosis (tpo partially occlude lumen/light) |
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