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ANÄSTHESIE: ANAESTHESIA |
Elimination of pain sensitivity |
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ANEURYSMA: ANEURISM |
Dilation of arterial blood vessels |
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ANGIOGRAPHIE: ANGIOGRAPHY |
Portrayal of blood vessels by means of an x-ray contrast agent, using a thin catheter which is inserted into the blood vessel |
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ANGIOLOGIE: ANGIOLOGY |
Scientific field involved with blood vessels and associated illnesses |
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ANTIBIOTIKA: ANTIBIOTICS |
Medication to combat inflammations caused by bacteria |
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APHASIE: APHASIA |
Speech disorder, usually as a result of a stroke |
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APOPLEXIE: APOPLEXY |
Stroke, usually as a result of circulation disorder in the brain |
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ARTERIOSKLEROSE: ARTERIOSCLEROSIS |
Calcification in the arteries |
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ARTHROSE: ARTHROSIS |
Degenerative, non-acute inflammatory disease of a joint as a chronic ailment |
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BANDSCHEIBENVORFALL: INTERVERTEBRAL DISC PROLAPSE |
Pressure from parts of a pathologically altered intervertebral disc on the nerves of the spinal cord, followed by back or leg pain and mobility disorders |
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BIOPSIE: BIOPSY |
Removal of a tissue sample for microscopic examination |
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CHEMOTHERAPIE: CHEMOTHERAPY |
Medication administered to suppress a disordered cell growth |
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CHIRURGIE: SURGERY |
Specialist doctrine of operative treatment of pathological disorders and alterations in the organism |
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COMPUTERTOMOGRAPHIE (CT): COMPUTER-TOMOGRAPHY |
X-ray examination technique, in which computer-processed measurements reconstruct a density distribution in the examined layers |
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DEKUBITUS: DECUBITUS |
Bed sores |
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DIAGNOSTIK: DIAGNOSTICS |
Examinations to detect illnesses |
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DIALYSE: DIALYSIS |
Blood cleansing by means of an artificial kidney when kidney function is lost |
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DRAINAGE: |
Extraction system, e.g. of wound secretion, from an operation wound |
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ECHOKARDIOGRAPHIE: ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY |
Examination of the heart by means of ultrasound waves |
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EKG: ECG |
Measurement of heart currents at rest, under stress or as long-term ECG over 24 hours |
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EMBOLIE: EMBOLISM |
Closure of an artery by a blood clot, e.g. lung embolism |
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ENDOPROTHESE: ENDOPROTHESIS |
Replacement, e.g. of a diseased joint (knee-, hip- endoprothesis) |
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ENDOSKOPIE: ENDOSCOPY |
Illumination and viewing of body cavities and hollow viscera with the aid of a special apparatus (endoscope): intestinal endoscopy = coloscopy, colonoscopy, stomach endoscopy = gastroscopy, respiratory tract endoscopy = bronchoscopy, endoscopy of joint cavities = arthroscopy |
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FRAKTUR: FRACTURE |
Broken bone |
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GLAUKOM: GLAUCOMA |
High vein pressure in the eye |
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GYNÄKOLOGIE: GYNAECOLOGY |
Branch of medicine concerned with diseases of women |
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HÄMATOM: HAEMATOMA |
Bruise resulting from an injury or following treatment with anti-coagulant medication |
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HERZKATHETER-UNTERSUCHUNG: HEART CATHETER EXAMINATION |
X-ray contrast agent portrayal of the coronary arteries via insertion of a thin catheter |
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HISTOLOGIE: HISTOLOGY |
Microscopic examination of body tissue obtained during an operation or by puncture biopsy |
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HNO: ENT |
Ear, nose and throat medicine |
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HYPERTONIE: HYPERTONUS |
Hypertonia, high blood pressure |
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INDIKATION: INDICATION |
Application of a treatment according to the diagnosis |
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INFEKTION: INFECTION |
Illness caused by microbiological germs |
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INFUSION |
Introduction of larger amounts of fluid into the organism, especially through the bloodstream (intravenous), through the subcutaneous tissue (subcutaneous) or through the anus (rectal) |
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INKONTINENZ: INCONTINENCE |
Inability to retain urine or stool |
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INVASIV: INVASIVE |
Enter into the body, e.g., for an operation |
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KATARAKT: CATARACT |
Opacity of the ocular lens |
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KATHETER: CATHETER |
flexible, narrow tube for insertion in arteries or hollow organs, e.g., bladder |
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KLYSMA: ENEMA |
introduction of liquid into the rectum to encourage bowel evacuation |
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KONSERVATIV: CONSERVATIVE |
without surgery, e.g., treat with medication |
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KONSILIARISCH: CONSULTATIVE |
brought in to advise |
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KONSILIARIUS: CONSULTANT |
a doctor brought in to advise |
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LOGOPÄDE: LOGOPAEDIST |
speech therapist |
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LOKALANÄSTHESIE: LOCAL ANAESTHETIC |
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LUMBALPUNKTION: LUMBAR PUNCTURE |
extraction of fluid (liquor) |
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LUNGENEMBOLIE: PULMONARY EMBOLISM |
blockage of a lung artery |
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LUNGENFUNKTIONS-PRÜFUNG: LUNG FUNCTION TEST |
check of the workings and air exchange of the lungs |
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MAGNETRESONANZ-TOMOGRAPHIE: MRT |
MRI (imaging), also known as nuclear resonance scanning, non-invasive, image-producing diagnosis procedure |
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MAMMOGRAPHIE: MAMMOGRAPHY |
x-ray examination of the breast |
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MIKROCHIRURGISCH: MICROSURGICAL |
operation utilising visual enlargement aids, e.g., magnifying lens or microscope |
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MIKROINVASIV: MINIMAL-INVASIVE |
using a minimum of invasive effort |
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MYOKARDINFARKT: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION |
heart attack — sudden interruption of the blood circulation of the heart in a defined area (posterior/anterior wall) |
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NARKOSE: ANAESTHETIC |
pain elimination, numbing |
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NIERENINSUFFIZIENZ: KIDNEY INSUFFICIENCY |
reduction of kidney function with the danger of kidney poisoning |
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ÖDEME: OEDEMA |
water retention in tissue, especially in the legs |
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PERFUSOR |
pump which precisely doses medication into the bloodstream |
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PERIDURAL-ANÄSTHESIE: EPIDURAL ANAESTHETIC |
anaesthetic close to the spinal cord |
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PHLEBOGRAPHIE: PHLEBOGRAPHY |
x-ray imagery of the veins using a contrast agent |
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PHLEBOLOGIE: PHLEBOLOGY |
study of vein diseases |
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PHYSIOTHERAPIE: PHYSIOTHERAPY |
physical therapy, treatment aimed at correcting body function disorders with physical, natural methods such as water, heat, electricity, cold, light, movement |
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PNEUMONIE: PNEUMONIA |
inflammation of the lungs |
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PROKTOLOGIE: PROCTOLOGY |
study of diseases of the rectum |
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PUNKTION: PUNCTURE |
tissue or fluid removal from within the body to detect or treat an illness |
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REDON: |
drain to extract wound secretion |
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SONOGRAPHIE: SONOGRAPHY |
examination of the interior of the body using ultrasound waves |
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STENOSE: STENOSIS |
narrowing, constriction, e.g., of arteries, oesophagus, urethra |
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STOMA |
artificial outlet, e.g., following an intestinal operation |
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STRAHLENTHERAPIE: RADIATION THERAPY |
method of treatment to suppress fast-growing cells with the use of radiation |
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SZINTIGRAPHIE: SCINTIGRAPHY |
determination of the storage capacity of organ tissue (e.g. the thyroid gland) after the introduction of radioactive isotopes |
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THORAX |
rib cage |
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THROMBOSE: THROMBOSIS |
deposition of blood clots in an artery, e.g., leg or pelvic veins |
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TRANSFUSION |
blood transfusion; transfer of blood from a donor to a recipient |
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ULCUS: ULCER |
defect of the skin or mucous membrane similar to a sore or boil |
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ULTRASCHALL: ULTRASOUND |
potrayal of e.g. inner organs using ultrasound waves |
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UROLOGIE: UROLOGY |
study of the urinary organs and their diseases |
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ZYTOSTATIKA: CYTOSTATIC AGENTS |
medications which suppress the growth of cancer cells |





