Mar 18, 2016 19:10
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Danish term

Abbreviation m. g.

Danish to English Medical Medical (general) Autopsy
The autopsy report for the brain shows:
Flere småfoci med blodigt henfald af vævet væsentlig i h. isselap og cerebellum

and microscopy shows:
Purpura cerebri m. g. hæmorrhagia parvae dispersae.

I think the "m" may stand for "med" but I'm not sure about the "g".
"generel" or "generaliseret" perhaps?

This may or may not be significant but please note that the report is over 65 years old.

Thanks in advance.

PS. This report is
Proposed translations (English)
3 magno gradu (i svær grad)

Discussion

Thomas T. Frost Mar 21, 2016:
Latin No, I don't, but it looks very Latin to me, and you should know that Doctors often use Latin. Pernille's answer looks very Latin too. You don't know for sure it's Danish either. It certainly doesn't look Danish to me.
eodd (asker) Mar 21, 2016:
Well, I don't know for certain it's Latin? Do you?
Thomas T. Frost Mar 18, 2016:
Latin? As it's in the middle of a Latin sentence, you may need to ask the same question under Latin instead of Danish.

Proposed translations

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magno gradu (i svær grad)

As per Ib Sewerin's disctionary of "Medicinske forkortelser og akronymer?

Hope this helps :)

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Note added at 2 days18 hrs (2016-03-21 14:09:37 GMT)
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It is indeed m.g. in the dictionary!
Note from asker:
Thanks for this Pernille, but is m. g. the actual abbreviation in the dictionary or is it m.gr.? http://medicinskefagudtryk.dk/?q=magno%20gradu
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