Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
recoupe sur pièce
English translation:
incision/prostate resection
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French term
recoupe sur pièce
French to English
Medical
Medical (general)
prostatectomy
Décubitus dorsal avec billot sacré; Laparotomie médiane sous-ombilicale ; abord de l'espace sous-péritonéal; Exposition de l'aponévrose pelvienne droite et gauche; individualisation du plexus veineux de Santorini ligaturé au VICRYL 1-70mm; la prostate est de faible volume, rendant délicat le clivage urétro-prostatique et justifiant une **recoupe effectuée sur pièce**, permettant une section de l’urètre au ras de l’apex prostatique, en marge macroscopique saine; mise en place sur le versant uréthral des sutures antéro-latérales D et G (MAXON 000) de l’anastomose uréthro-vésicale; section de l'urètre permettant de poursuivre le décollement rétro-prostatique;
I know it is possible to remove a prostate gland 'bit by bit' - or break it down and have bits of it pass out in the urine, but I am not sure that is what is intended here, with this 'recoupe' (presumably some sort of re-excision)? Any light thrown on this would be very helpful!
I know it is possible to remove a prostate gland 'bit by bit' - or break it down and have bits of it pass out in the urine, but I am not sure that is what is intended here, with this 'recoupe' (presumably some sort of re-excision)? Any light thrown on this would be very helpful!
Proposed translations
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4 +1 | incision | Michael Lotz |
4 | prostate resection | Drmanu49 |
References
recoupe = resection? | liz askew |
Proposed translations
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incision
Here, an "incision of the prostate" was justified in order to do the surgical resection. It was expressed this way to justify making an incision into the organ, which ordinarily might be avoided to maintain the integrity of the specimen and avoid any crossing of tumor extensions. Here the gross margins ("marges macroscopiques") were visibly OK.
I base the above on the excellent reference Dr. SJLD put into the discussion above and on my experience with numerous prostatectomy specimens in the time of my surgical pathology practice.
I base the above on the excellent reference Dr. SJLD put into the discussion above and on my experience with numerous prostatectomy specimens in the time of my surgical pathology practice.
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SJLD
: great Michael, nice to have my intuition confirmed ;-)
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thanks Dr.SJLD, I concur with your analysis & intuition as being exactly on target
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "I remember this being very helpful at the time, as was the other answer I received, which I also found relevant. I am going to include both translations in the glossary entry, as I think this will be helpful with reference to this question. "
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prostate resection
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Excision of the complete scar and primary anastomosis (coalescing blood vessels) ... Three to six months after initial injury, the prostate and bladder descend ... aggressive distal prostate resection (removal of part of the prostate). ...
www.urology.wustl.edu/.../UrethralStricture.asp - En cache - Pages similaires
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IBI Suture-less Bladder-to-Urethra Anastomosis
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Suture-less Bladder-to-Urethra Anastomosis ... While the radical excision of the prostate has improved with time and expertise, the current re-anastomosis ...
www.ibimedical.com/index.aspx?id=4131
Excision of the complete scar and primary anastomosis (coalescing blood vessels) ... Three to six months after initial injury, the prostate and bladder descend ... aggressive distal prostate resection (removal of part of the prostate). ...
www.urology.wustl.edu/.../UrethralStricture.asp - En cache - Pages similaires
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IBI Suture-less Bladder-to-Urethra Anastomosis
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Suture-less Bladder-to-Urethra Anastomosis ... While the radical excision of the prostate has improved with time and expertise, the current re-anastomosis ...
www.ibimedical.com/index.aspx?id=4131
Reference comments
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Reference:
recoupe = resection?
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=recoupe effectuée sur pièce...
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Note added at 58 mins (2011-02-27 17:41:51 GMT)
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L'anatomie pathologique - FMPMC-PS - Anatomie pathologique - PCEM2
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1.2.4 Pièce opératoire. La résection d'une pièce chirurgicale doit être suivie d'un examen anatomo-pathologique destiné au bilan des lésions. ...
www.chups.jussieu.fr/polys/anapath/Cours/POLY.Chp.1.html - Cached - Similar
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Stage a prostate cancer from pathologist's viewpoint - Elsevier
by M Golimbu - 1981 - Cited by 12 - Related articles
(2) If adenocarcinoma is incidentally found in a specimen resected ... important is the method of pathologic examination of a surgical prostate specimen. ...
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0090429581904222
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Note added at 58 mins (2011-02-27 17:41:51 GMT)
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L'anatomie pathologique - FMPMC-PS - Anatomie pathologique - PCEM2
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1.2.4 Pièce opératoire. La résection d'une pièce chirurgicale doit être suivie d'un examen anatomo-pathologique destiné au bilan des lésions. ...
www.chups.jussieu.fr/polys/anapath/Cours/POLY.Chp.1.html - Cached - Similar
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-02-27 17:46:04 GMT)
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Stage a prostate cancer from pathologist's viewpoint - Elsevier
by M Golimbu - 1981 - Cited by 12 - Related articles
(2) If adenocarcinoma is incidentally found in a specimen resected ... important is the method of pathologic examination of a surgical prostate specimen. ...
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0090429581904222
Discussion
It can also be used in the sense of "trimming", "tidying up" or removing extra tissue to enlarge the resection margins (see "recoupes saines" = negative resection margins).
Note also that "resection" means removal (excision).
http://books.google.fr/books?id=GahMzaKgMKAC&pg=PA189&lpg=PA...
"Pièce" is usually "pièce anatomique" or "pièce opératoire" = specimen. I wonder if it doesn't mean that the prostate itself was sectioned/incised.
This might be useful:
http://books.google.fr/books?id=qe7nuYMwlzwC&pg=PA25&lpg=PA2...