Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Apr 8, 2005 16:55
19 yrs ago
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Spanish term
articulacion
Spanish to English
Medical
Medical: Instruments
surgical instruments
I'm going nuts with this one - Pinza gubia sacabocado de simple o doble articulacion para cirugia. I know it's some kind of punch forceps but the "articulacion" part is throwing me. Thanks for any help anyone can give!
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | hinge | Lesley Clarke |
5 | joint [simple or double jointed] | Gerardo Garcia Ramis |
4 +1 | action (double-action or single-action) | Beth Farkas |
Proposed translations
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hinge
IMHO
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Comment: "Insofar as a hinge is a joint, this is correct. After looking at hundreds of photos of forceps, I realized there are indeed forceps with two hinges or joints. Some have a jointed/hinged tip designed to punch, cut or grasp, as well as the large joint/hinge near the hand for opening/closing the forceps."
24 mins
joint [simple or double jointed]
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+1
2 hrs
action (double-action or single-action)
Declined
Searching under punch forceps, I found references to single- and double-action forceps and other instruments.
Biopsy Spoon Forceps, single action, insulated shaft and handle with RF-connector, (Handle Style A)
Biopsy Spoon Forceps, double action, insulated shaft and handle with RF-connector, (Handle Style A)
http://www.arrowmedical.com/codman1.htm
Biopsy Spoon Forceps, single action, insulated shaft and handle with RF-connector, (Handle Style A)
Biopsy Spoon Forceps, double action, insulated shaft and handle with RF-connector, (Handle Style A)
http://www.arrowmedical.com/codman1.htm
Comment: "The single/double action simply refers to whether they clamp shut and then clamp shut harder when you squeeze the handles together harder."
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