Mar 6 23:04
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Spanish term

topografia

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general) clinical findings
Hello,

I'd like a few suggestions on how to translate "topography" in the following context:

Los tejidos blandos correspondientes, con presencia de imagen anecoica, heterogenea, con imagenes ecogenicas en su interior, la
cual respeta planos musculares, mide aproximadamente 4.44 x 1.08 x 3.33 con un volumen aproximado de 8.40 cc localizada en
topografia de bursa olecraneana, sin vascularidad a la aplicacion Doppler color. Resto de fascias y grupos musculares de configuración
y ecogenicidad normal, sin evidencia de derrame articular.

I appreciate your help

Discussion

Agree; "in the area of" sería la idea en este caso.
philgoddard Mar 6:
Have you looked at the previous questions about this term in a medical context? A couple suggest that it means 'near' or 'in the area of'.

Proposed translations

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omit it

Omit it as it is redundant, adding nothing of importance. The idea is already captured in "located".

[...]located in the olecranon bursa without evidence of vascular supply on colour-coded duplex sonography[...]

Peer comment(s):

agree liz askew
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Many thanks, liz!
agree neilmac
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Thanks for your support, neilmac!
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subcutaneous sac / fluid-filled sac / fluid-filled subcutaneous sac / soft tissue “cushion”

The corresponding soft tissues, with the presence of an anechoic, heterogeneous image, with echogenic images inside, which respects muscular planes, measure approximately 4.44 x 1.08 x 3.33 with an approximate volume of 8.40 cc located in the subcutaneous sac / fluid-filled sac / fluid-filled subcutaneous sac / soft tissue “cushion” of the olecranon bursa, without vascularity to the Doppler color application. Rest of fascia and muscle groups presenting normal configuration and echogenicity, without evidencing joint effusion.

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Elbow (Olecranon) Bursitis - OrthoInfo - AAOS
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National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)
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NE O'Shea · 2022 · — In its normal state, the olecranon bursa is a small fluid-filled subcutaneous sac which overlies the olecranon process in the elbow. Olecranon...

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... elbow (the olecranon bursa). Elbow bursitis can be caused by injury or ... Bursitis is inflammation of a bursa, a closed, fluid-filled sac that works as a ...

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