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English to French translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / étude clinique lymphome | |||||||
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4 +1 | patients avec peu de /nombreuses comorbidités |
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3 | Context please |
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3 | sain handicapé invalide |
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‘slow go’/\\\\\\\'no go\\\\\\\" Context please Explanation: Could you please specify the context? |
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‘slow go’/\'no go\" sain handicapé invalide Explanation: Personnellement, je ne traduirais pas ces termes. Ils semblent être utilisés tel quels, par example au Canada, pour caractériser les stades de la retraite. NB: je sais que stricto sensu, handicapé et invalide sont synonymes. Mais lorsqu'on parle de patients, invalide est plus fort. Ou bien grabataire... |
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‘slow go’/\'no go\" patients avec peu de /nombreuses comorbidités Explanation: aucune comorbidité = go-go https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pubmed Traduire cette page de L Smolej - 2015 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is a disease of older patients, most of them suffering from significant comorbidities or functional limitations (so -called 'slow- go' ... Treatment of Elderly Patients With CLL - Medscape https://www.medscape.com › viewarticle Traduire cette page The German CLL Cooperative Group recently proposed a simplified classification of fitness status which defines patients as 'go-go' (i.e., fit), 'slow-go' (i.e., unfit) and 'no-go' (i.e., frail).[ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 heures (2019-08-23 13:49:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Bien expliqué ici : https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Classification-and-treat... |
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