French term
A.O.
DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. < 40/O.G. < 40/Ouverture S.A. > 16
DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26
I think "O.G." = oreillette gauche, but I'm not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter).
Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there's definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words.
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Nicolas Gambardella
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Feb 7, 2020 10:59: Yana Dovgopol changed "Term Context" from "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. <40 / O.G. <40 / Ouverture S.A. >16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words." to "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O.<40 / O.G. <40 / Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words."
Feb 7, 2020 11:00: Yana Dovgopol changed "Term Context" from "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O.<40 / O.G. <40 / Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words." to "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O.40 / O.G. 40 / Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words."
Feb 7, 2020 11:01: Yana Dovgopol changed "Term Context" from "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O.40 / O.G. 40 / Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words." to "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. <40/O.G. <40/Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words."
Feb 7, 2020 13:45: Rocío Tempone changed "Term Context" from "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. <40/O.G. <40/Ouverture S.A.>16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words." to "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. < 40/O.G. < 40/Ouverture S.A. >16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words."
Feb 7, 2020 13:48: Rocío Tempone changed "Term Context" from "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. < 40/O.G. < 40/Ouverture S.A. >16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words." to "Doppler echocardiography report for the left ventricle of an 81-year-old male. DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. < 40/O.G. < 40/Ouverture S.A. > 16 DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26 I think \"O.G.\" = oreillette gauche, but I\'m not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter). Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there\'s definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words."
Proposed translations
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Native in: French (Variants: Standard-France, Luxembourgish, Canadian, Swiss, Belgian) 
Works in: English to French, French to English
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https://www.elsevier.com/__data/promis_misc/JVCabbreviations.pdf
Reference comments
artery obstruction, artery occlusion?
Coronary artery disease - https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronary-arte... obstruction; arterial occlusion?
central retinal artery occlusion (CRAO), - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6682253/
Coronary Artery Obstruction:
disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20350613
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/...
Discussion
The full post with context is below:
I have used / to separate the columns in the table:
DONNÉES NORMALES / A.O. <40 / O.G. <40 / Ouverture S.A. >16
DONNÉES PATIENT / 35 / 43 / 26
I think "O.G." = oreillette gauche, but I'm not sure about A.O. (or S.A., for that matter).
Something to do with the aorta, perhaps? That said, there's definitely a dot between the A and the O, suggesting there are two words.