Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
gia\' nel corso del II stadio
English translation:
already during stage 2
Italian term
gia' nel corso del II stadio
'Il test ... eseguito in data xxxx e' risultato positivo per sintomi e sottoslivellamento in sede infero-laterale *gia' nel corso del II stadio.'* I don't know what the 'II stadio' refers to ... I think there are different possibilities for "stage II".
The patient was then sent to have coronary angiography.
I think I can perhaps say "already in stage II" ... but since I have no idea what this actually means, I need confirmation or suggestions for a more correct translation.
Ciao e grazie di nuovo!
4 +5 | already during the stage 2 | Mihaela Petrican |
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Proposed translations
already during the stage 2
The treadmill is then started at a relatively slow "warm-up" speed. The treadmill speed and it's slope or inclination are increased every three minutes according to a preprogrammed protocol (Bruce is the commonest protocol in the USA, but several other protocols are perfectly acceptable). The protocol dictates the precise speed and slope. Each three minute interval is known as a Stage (Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, etc. Thus a patient completing Stage 3 has exercised for 3 x 3 = 9 minutes). The patient's blood pressure is usually recorded during the second minute of each Stage. However, it may be recorded more frequently if the readings are too high or too low.
http://www.heartsite.com/html/regular_stress.html
Ciao Mihaela ... it's very nice to 'see' you again, and thanks for your helpful answer also. |
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