Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

subclavian root

German translation:

Abgang der Arteria subclavia

Added to glossary by Sebastian Witte
Nov 8, 2023 10:16
6 mos ago
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English term

subclavian root

English to German Medical Medical (general)
Hallo,

ich übersetze ein medizinisches Patent aus dem Bereich Blutdruckmessung. Es geht anscheinend um die arteria subclavia.

EN:
analyzing the estimated brachial pressure waveforms using a mathematical model for relating the estimated brachial pressure signal and a central pressure at the root of the brachial artery to produce estimated central artery blood pressures and estimated central blood pressure waveforms, wherein this mathematical model includes as parameters:
i)
an impedance relationship at the blood pressure cuff, which is a reflection coefficient; and
ii)
a parameter relating a phase of the pressure wave at substantially the ***subclavian root*** to a phase of a supra-systolic pressure wave at the occluding cuff, which is a propagation time; and wherein the parameters are estimated based on previously measured data, characteristics of the patient and/or measurements taken from the subject; and

Gruß
Proposed translations (German)
4 Ursprung der Arteria subclavia

Discussion

Sebastian Witte (asker) Nov 8, 2023:
@ uyuni Ja, so hat sie es mir auch erklärt.
uyuni Nov 8, 2023:
Abgang ist auch meine Präferenz. "Ursprung" (und "Ansatz") werden gemeinhin eher bei Muskeln verwendet, auch wenn die Termini gelegentlich bei Bezeichnungen in der Anatomie des Gefäßsystems auftauchen...
Sebastian Witte (asker) Nov 8, 2023:
Laut Krankenhausärztin "im Wesentlichen ***am Abgang der Arteria subclavia***", nicht "im Wesentlichen ***am Ursprung der Arteria subclavia***".
Sebastian Witte (asker) Nov 8, 2023:
Versuch im Wesentlichen ***am Abgang der Arteria subclavia***

Proposed translations

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Ursprung der Arteria subclavia

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Peer comment(s):

neutral uyuni : Please see discussion
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