German term
gewichtsadaptiert (here)
Three-stage thrombosis triggered on the left, initial diagnosis in 2024
Condition following breast cancer, initial diagnosis in 2021
Pulmonary artery embolism, initial diagnosis in 2024
DE:
Befunde:
Patientin mit gestern per Zufall festgestellter LAE.
Heute Ausschluß Beinvenenthrombose erbeten.
Seit gestern Innohep ***gewichtsadaptiert***.
Keine Thrombose in der EA.
Mamma Ca aktuell mit TDXR....als palliative Chemo-/ Immuntherapie aktuell.
Innohep 0,9 1x tgl. seit XX.2.2024.
I can't really picture it: they have been administering Innohep in line with the patient's respective current weight at the time?
If so, would that be phrased as "Since yesterday, the administration of Innohep has been adjusted to the patient's weight"? Or is that too verbose (probably!) and a bullet point-like style is needed?
Best regards,
4 +6 | weight-adjusted | philgoddard |
PRO (1): Steffen Walter
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Proposed translations
weight-adjusted
http://www.rxlist.com/innohep-drug.htm
They didn't change the dose yesterday, they started administering the drug for the first time.
Something went wrong...