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47 months ago

Rosa (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:	French > English
Subject:	Medical
Level of diffculty:	Easy / medium
Word or term in question:	s/c
Context:	Dx 1) HTA s/c Obviously HTA is hypertension arterielle , but s/c? It's definitely not subcutaneous, maybe secondary? This is part of the doctor's handwritten notes.

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47 months ago

CMD wrote:

supraclavicular

My comment:

s/c
1. subcutan (subcutaneous [A], sous-cutanée [F])
2. supraclavicular (supraclavicular [A])
cf https://www.medizinische-abkuerzungen.de/suche.html

[here "[A]" = anglo-american abbr.]

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46 months ago

CMD wrote:

NB: s/c subcutaneous Pour faire baisser la tension artérielle il y a des antihypertenseurs administrés sous forme d'ampoules! Ergo: s/c = souscutané! ANTIHYPERTENSIVE as drug substance for the treatment of arterial hypertension may also be prescribed/administered as an ampoule: --> s/c = subcutaneous !! [ex.: Clonidine est un médicament agoniste vendu sous Catapressan / trade name of Clonidine = Catapres] Therefore, it would be: HTA s/c = HTA therapy subcutaneous Ampoules administered as a means of lowering elevated blood pressure (antihypertensive)

47 months ago

martynback wrote:

sans cause (connue); without known cause

My comment:

several occurrences of this found on line - it could be this.

Or it could be "sans catheter". Also found instances of this on line relating to hypertension.

Take a look, see if one of these fits.

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