Apr 24, 2017 16:00
7 yrs ago
Norwegian term
Minne
Norwegian to English
Medical
Medical: Instruments
Used to describe the thread of a surgical suture in a document which reviews the products offered by various medical suppliers.
XXX er trukket noe i kvalitet da trådene oppleves å ha noe mer minne og at det er noe vanskeligere å frigjøre suturene fra pakken ved åpning ...
... det er vurdert som positivt at trådene oppleves å ha mindre minne enn tilbudte produkter fra andre leverandører ...
Thanks!
XXX er trukket noe i kvalitet da trådene oppleves å ha noe mer minne og at det er noe vanskeligere å frigjøre suturene fra pakken ved åpning ...
... det er vurdert som positivt at trådene oppleves å ha mindre minne enn tilbudte produkter fra andre leverandører ...
Thanks!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | memory | Leif Henriksen |
4 +1 | memory | eodd |
3 +1 | Memory | Jenny Scott |
Proposed translations
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memory
Simpler than you would think. The thread has a memory, it "remembers" the curvature from the spool/package instead of straightening out.
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4 mins
memory
A suture with a high memory will spring back to its original position. While these sutures tend to be strong, they may be difficult to handle and have decreased knot security.
Example sentence:
A property of some synthetic fibers which encourages the spontaneous untying of knots—the 'memory' of the fiber is that it is a straight fiber.
Reference:
http://www.dermnetnz.org/topics/suture-materials/
http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/suture+memory
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5 mins
Memory
Apparently suture fibre does have memory:
Monofilament nylon suture has a great deal
of memory (Memory is the ability of a suture material
to return to previous shape after deformation.)
Monofilament nylon suture has a great deal
of memory (Memory is the ability of a suture material
to return to previous shape after deformation.)
Reference:
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