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Guidelines for translating medical reports

Posted on 7 April 2015 by Emma Goldsmith

Abbreviations, poor handwriting and other practicalities in medical reports Continue reading →

Posted in Medical, Spanish-English translation | Tagged abbreviations, acronyms, bilingual, cosnautas, español, informe clínico, informe de alta médica, inglés, medical abbreviations, medical report, medical reports, MediLexicon, spanish, Spanish medical report, Spanish medical translator, Spanish translator, terminology, traductor de medicina | 18 Comments

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