Translation - terms

Wieland Kaphingst

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Translation - terms

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Wieland Kaphingst

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Subj: Re: Terminology
Date: 10/22/1999 6:07:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A HREF=mailto:Eduandinfo>Eduandinfo</A>
To: <A HREF=mailto:<Email Address Redacted>> <Email Address Redacted>
</A>


Your question for stretcher and liner.

It is difficult for any outsider to provide proper help without seeing the
terms in their specific context.

A stretcher is typically the transport surface on which you roll and
carry a patient from a place of accident to the place of medical treatment.
It is a mobile bed with carry handles and detachable bottom frame (rolls) -
you know what I mean?

A liner is any (soft, flexible, suspension providing, cushioning) interface
between a prosthetic socket and the amputee's limb. It is lining the socket
wall. In prosthetic technology also an internal suede leather covering of
cuffs and corsets is called a liner.

Please provide the whole sentence, if those explanations make no sense in
your context.

Wieland Kaphingst for or-bi-lingua -
Professional translations for O&P and bio-medical technology.

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Wieland Kaphingst, “Translation - terms,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 23, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/212995.