rzut

English translation: view

21:28 Dec 7, 2012
Polish to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general)
Polish term or phrase: rzut
Artykuł dotyczący obrazowania USG. Poniżej dwa przykłady.

Cholestaza: Pęcherzyk żółciowy jest powiększony, zawiera zagęszczoną żółć, czasem złogi, lecz zachowuje cienką ścianę i nie wywołuje tzw. dodatniego ultrasonograficznego objawu Murphy’ego (ból >>w rzucie>w rzucie
Ka De
Local time: 11:33
English translation:view
Explanation:
I think this matches the directional implications of 'rzut', while providing a way of translating "ból w rzucie widocznego w obrazie USG pęcherzyka żółciowego wywołany uciskiem głowicy": "the elicitation of pain when the (ultrasound) probe is pressed against the gallbladder as viewed in the ultrasound image"

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Note added at 19 hrs (2012-12-08 17:09:16 GMT)
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Thanks to Polangmar I've taken a closer look and it appears as though 'w rzucie' has nothing to do with images, as it is also frequently used in contexts where no medical imaging is performed, such as palpation:
Page 262:
http://www.wydawnictwopzwl.pl/download/fragmenty_tekstu/2282...
Also see:
http://pierwsza-pomoc.wieszjak.pl/nagle-zachorowania/287046,...
And:
http://www.neurosciencereview.eu/index.php?option=com_conten...

From all of these sources, it seems to mean little more than 'in the region/area of (e.g. the gallbladder)'. This provides a much more satisfying explanation for the two different examples of its use provided by the Asker.
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Luke Evans
Poland
Local time: 11:33
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Luke Evans
4image
Polangmar


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view


Explanation:
I think this matches the directional implications of 'rzut', while providing a way of translating "ból w rzucie widocznego w obrazie USG pęcherzyka żółciowego wywołany uciskiem głowicy": "the elicitation of pain when the (ultrasound) probe is pressed against the gallbladder as viewed in the ultrasound image"

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Note added at 19 hrs (2012-12-08 17:09:16 GMT)
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Thanks to Polangmar I've taken a closer look and it appears as though 'w rzucie' has nothing to do with images, as it is also frequently used in contexts where no medical imaging is performed, such as palpation:
Page 262:
http://www.wydawnictwopzwl.pl/download/fragmenty_tekstu/2282...
Also see:
http://pierwsza-pomoc.wieszjak.pl/nagle-zachorowania/287046,...
And:
http://www.neurosciencereview.eu/index.php?option=com_conten...

From all of these sources, it seems to mean little more than 'in the region/area of (e.g. the gallbladder)'. This provides a much more satisfying explanation for the two different examples of its use provided by the Asker.

Luke Evans
Poland
Local time: 11:33
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 124

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Polangmar: Tak, pobłądziliśmy - i "in the region/area" też nie jest dobre (w pierwszym wystąpieniu chodzi o miejsce na skórze na osi prostopadłej do pęcherzyka żółciowego).
4 hrs
  -> Well, it appears we all might have been a little off course :) (see note added above)
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8 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
image


Explanation:
w rzucie - in the (ultrasound) image

Nie znalazłem potwierdzenia, aby Anglosasi używali w tym znaczeniu "projection" - porównajmy:
"w rzucie" + "USG": http://tinyurl.com/cekrwh3 (bardzo wiele tekstów w kontekście takim, jak w pytaniu)
"in the projection" + "ultrasound": http://tinyurl.com/d9e2ms5 (praktycznie nie ma anglosaskich tekstów w kontekście takim, jak w pytaniu)

Natomiast:

W wykonanym badaniu USG jamy brzusznej wykazano dobrze odgraniczoną hiperechogeniczną przestrzeń w rzucie macicy z...
USG wykazało: W rzucie pęcherzyka żółciowego widoczne obszary hyperechogeniczne z...
http://tinyurl.com/be2vzgy

...region is called hypoechogenic if it appears dark in the image.
Common terms used to describe US images. • Hypoechoic: areas in the image are not as bright as the surrounding structures. • Hyperechoic: areas in the image...
http://tinyurl.com/a5bzeel

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Note added at 8 hrs (2012-12-08 06:23:05 GMT)
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Each scan line in the ultrasound image corresponds to the echoes received along an ultrasound beam...
Generally, the echogenic interface appears in the ultrasound image of liver, so...
Artifacts in the ultrasound image are echoes that...
In the ultrasound image of lactating adenoma below, one notes a hypoechoic, non-cystic mass in an ovoid shape.
...the appearance of a hyperechoic region in the ultrasound image.
http://tinyurl.com/bwxppww

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Note added at 23 hrs (2012-12-08 20:52:28 GMT)
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Można rozważyć też "axis".

...in the axis...
http://tinyurl.com/bsu8spr


Polangmar
Poland
Local time: 11:33
Native speaker of: Native in PolishPolish
PRO pts in category: 1548
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