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percutanea, hipoecoica, homogenea

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percutanea

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updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by eric2

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A piece of advice: if you want to translate other medical terms, try in the English dictionary, as most of them have a nearly identical spelling, especially if they are long words.

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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thankyou lazarus

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by eric2
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Does "Help me with the following words" mean "Could you translated this words"? There are many ways in which we can help you with those words, from defining them in Spanish, to writing them properly. I'll assume you just want a translation.

percutánea = percutaneous (hard translation!)
cutáneo = cutaneous (another hard one!)
homogénea = homogeneous (even harder!)
toracocentensis = thoracocentesis (almost impossible without the H)

No offense, but you don't need a translation, but an English dictionary (or more imagination).

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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yes it has an accent mark

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by eric2
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Hello guys, please help me with the following words, percutanea, cutaneo ,homogenea,toracocentensis some of them have accent marks but the computer that i am using can not put them. help me out please

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by eric2
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The percutánea has an accent, as shown.

Was that the question'

updated Jul 25, 2008
posted by lazarus1907