Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

extemporánea

English translation:

intraoperative (histopathologic study)

Added to glossary by Joseph Tein
Mar 18, 2011 17:33
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Spanish term

extemporánea

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general) surgical report
I know this term has been asked before, but I need to be sure about it in this context.

This is in a report on a patient with lung cancer who had the upper left pulmonary lobe removed. After the description of the surgical procedure, there is a section with the following headings:

Tratamiento Postquirúrgico: en REA [this is an abbreviation for Reanimación, I believe]
Solicitud the Anatomia Patológica: No
*Extemporánea:* No
Recuento Material: No

And that is the end of the report.

What does Extemporánea mean here? If I just write "Extemporaneous" it doesn't make any sense to me, so I think there must be another meaning. None of the other KudoZ answers helps with this situation, either.

Thanks for your help and suggestions!

Discussion

ARS54 Mar 18, 2011:
Hi, Joe! Please see here, too:-

"...Intraoperative extemporaneous biopsy..."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3202575

"... site in case of discovery of the cancer through extemporaneous histological examination..."
www.biomedlibsearch.com/.../cancer point in time patient in...

http://www.google.it/search?q="intraoperative biopsy" "extem...

...AND:-

Chirurgia odontostomatologica illustrata - Risultati da Google LibriSergio Tartaro - 1989 - Medical - 508 pagine
"... Eventuali particolari Il Sanitario Richiedente ***Biopsia intraoperatoria o cosiddetta "estemporanea"*** Durante un intervento chirurgico si può presentare la ..."
www.books.google.it/books?isbn=8829907340...

:-))
Joseph Tein (asker) Mar 18, 2011:
obrigado :) Can't let a spelling mistake get by, in any language!
Joseph Tein (asker) Mar 18, 2011:
Thanks/grazie/muito obgrigado :) To both of you. This is actually what I had thought, and put in my translation already, but I based it on my knowledge of the Italian version "estemporanea". I wanted to make sure it works the same in Spanish. And - Felipe - I suppose it refers to a biopsy specimen (I wasn't quite sure), because they do report sending pathology samples during the surgery.
Wendy Cummings Mar 18, 2011:
intraoperative I'm sure i've come across this fairly recently (possibly in Fr>En) - i don't have time to dig out the file now, but I am pretty sure it meant intraoperative - a test being performed during the operation
Joseph... Does this refer to a biopsy or surgical specimen? If so, "extemporánea" means intraoperative histological/patholocigal examination (a frozen section biopsy, for instance).

Proposed translations

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intraoperative (histopathologic study)

1. done, spoken, performed, etc., without special advance preparation; impromptu: an extemporaneous speech.

It just refers a study made in the course of surgery, often done to confirm that the resection margins of a tumor are free of cancer cells.
Peer comment(s):

agree Filippe Vasconcellos de Freitas Guimarães : Precisely.
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Thanks
agree ARS54 : ...as per our previous discussion (also: 'extemporaneous histological examination' - see), :)
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Agreed, it can be said a lot of ways EXCEPT "pathologic anatomy study"
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hi Barbara, Thanks for your answer and the explanation."
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Belated

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saludos,
eski

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late/delayed

In general, extemporáneo = late/delayed

It is not clear late what, although it could be "solicitud extemporánea", which would be "late/delayed request".
Note from asker:
Hola amigo. Thanks for your input as always, and I know that you've answered this one before ... saw your winning entry when I was looking up the term. In this medical context, it's what Felipe and Wendy are telling us.
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