Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
cale
Italian translation:
spessore / innesto (osseo)
Added to glossary by
Gaetano Silvestri Campagnano
Aug 18, 2010 17:22
13 yrs ago
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French term
cale
French to Italian
Medical
Medical: Instruments
Protesi per ginocchio
"Il est recommandé de placer des ***cales*** afin de compenser les pertes de substances osseuses".
"Pour un condyle de taille N et pour une embase tibiale de taille N, il convient d’utiliser des ***cales*** de compensation osseuse de taille N".
Grazie a tutti.
"Pour un condyle de taille N et pour une embase tibiale de taille N, il convient d’utiliser des ***cales*** de compensation osseuse de taille N".
Grazie a tutti.
Proposed translations
(Italian)
3 +2 | innesto o spessore | Laura Franchini |
2 | cuneo | liz askew |
Proposed translations
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42 mins
Selected
innesto o spessore
Solitamente in questo ambito si parla di innesti o spessori, in genere di componenti metafisarie.... A volte si tratta di distanziatori, ma non credo sia questo il caso.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Fabrizio Zambuto
: spessore secondo me...
8 mins
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agree |
Dario Natale
: Concordo con "spessore"
13 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Grazie mille Laura."
31 mins
cuneo
[PDF]
HANDBUCH Sonnenkraft-Neutral IDMK (5) 6901000-1.book
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File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
Wooden wedge. Cuneo di base in legno. Cale d'appui en bois. Cuña de madera para asiento de chapa. Spax 6*120. Self-tapping screws 6*120 ...
www.solarsys.it/.../31-IDMK/060728-111201-2_9-11-IDMK-I.pdf - Similar
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more references with "cuneo"
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Trattato di ortopedia pediatrica: clinica, terapia medica e ... - Google Books Result
Giuseppe Canepa, G. Stella - 2002 - Health & Fitness - 2600 pages
Eseguita quest'ultima, con un chiodo di Steinmann sottile si misura il diametro della tibia, in modo da calcolare le dimensioni del cuneo di sottrazione o ...
books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=8829917478...
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Osteotomia del ginocchio - Ortopedia e Traumatologia
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Il ginocchio è l'articolazione compresa tra il femore e la tibia; nel ginocchio normale queste ... asportazione di un cuneo osseo (osteotomia a "togliere"); ...
www.ortopedialugo.it/indiceblu/osteotomiaginocchio.htm - Cached - Similar
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Osteotomia tibiale - Dott. Fabio Bertaiola - Medico chirurgo
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... degli arti è uno degli interventi ortopedici di più vecchia data. Il primo lavoro pubblicato riguardo un'osteotomia di tibia risale al 1875, ... può essere utilizzato da solo per calcolare le dimensioni del cuneo osseo al fine di ...
www.orthosurgery.it/chirurgia/ginocchio/osteotomia.html - Cached - Similar
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[PDF]
Revision of 33 unicompartmental knee prostheses using total knee ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
by D Saragaglia - 2009 - Cited by 7 - Related articles
cale métallique et dans 7 cas nous avons utilisé une allogreffe de tête fémorale. .... with metal wedges and/or allograft in the tibia (Figs. 2, 3, 4, ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/.../pdf/264_2008_Article_...
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Osteoplant - The science of bone tissue - Bioteck® Srl -
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Tessuto osseo spongioso o corticale flessibile, deantigenato a ... CUNEI DI SPONGIOSA - OSTEOPLANT ® ... CUNEI DI PUDDU DI SONGIOSA - OSTEOPLANT ® ...
www.bioteck.com/ita/ortosection_prodotti.html - Cached - Similar
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HYOrs4-...
When faced with a revision situation, the question of what is left to work with must be considered. The reconstruction materials include host bone, prosthesis, cement, screws and allograft. Management of moderate bone loss is a situation in which allograft is not required.
Starting with the tibial reconstruction, the initial emphasis is on restoration of mechanical alignment in conjunction with provision of adequate coverage of the proximal tibia with the tibial tray. Concerning support for the tibial tray, if there is a proximal defect which is contained, this can be managed through use of bone graft and cement. If the defect is uncontained then the reconstruction will require the use of prosthetic augments such as wedges or blocks. The amount of proximal tibia that can be reconstructed with prosthetic components varies by different systems, but generally is in the range of 15 mm, approximately 3 mm for the tibial tray and 10 mm reconstructed with use of blocks or wedges. These types of prosthetics augments require use of a stem extension for added stability of the prosthetic construct. Use of augmentation blocks provides a more stable system to axial loading as compared to the use of half or one-third wedges.
On the femoral side, the same principles of restoration of alignment, coverage and adequate support pertain. The sequence of reconstruction is to restore rotation of the femoral component relative to the epicondylar axis, reconstruct the flexion space and then balance the extension space with the flexion space.
Problems arise when there is loss of some or most of either the medial or lateral femoral condyle. The critical contact surfaces for provision of stability of the femoral component are the posterior condyles. Strong compressive forces are applied through the posterior condyles in weight bearing activities in flexion. It is, therefore, critical that the prosthesis construct have solid contact with the posterior condyles to appropriately transmit forces. While posterior condylar defects are common, through the use of different femoral component sizes and augmentation, defects of 10 to 15 mm can be readily addressed.
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(WO/1999/020207) KNEE PROSTHESIS COMPRISING A TIBIAL WEDGE
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by JL JERMANN - 1999
(EN) KNEE PROSTHESIS COMPRISING A TIBIAL WEDGE. (FR) PROTHESE DU GENOU COMPORTANT UNE CALE TIBIALE D'EPAISSEUR. Abstract: (EN) The invention concerns a knee ...
www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?wo=1999020207 - Cached
HANDBUCH Sonnenkraft-Neutral IDMK (5) 6901000-1.book
- [ Translate this page ]
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
Wooden wedge. Cuneo di base in legno. Cale d'appui en bois. Cuña de madera para asiento de chapa. Spax 6*120. Self-tapping screws 6*120 ...
www.solarsys.it/.../31-IDMK/060728-111201-2_9-11-IDMK-I.pdf - Similar
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Note added at 1 hr (2010-08-18 18:43:28 GMT)
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more references with "cuneo"
#
Trattato di ortopedia pediatrica: clinica, terapia medica e ... - Google Books Result
Giuseppe Canepa, G. Stella - 2002 - Health & Fitness - 2600 pages
Eseguita quest'ultima, con un chiodo di Steinmann sottile si misura il diametro della tibia, in modo da calcolare le dimensioni del cuneo di sottrazione o ...
books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=8829917478...
#
Osteotomia del ginocchio - Ortopedia e Traumatologia
- [ Translate this page ]
Il ginocchio è l'articolazione compresa tra il femore e la tibia; nel ginocchio normale queste ... asportazione di un cuneo osseo (osteotomia a "togliere"); ...
www.ortopedialugo.it/indiceblu/osteotomiaginocchio.htm - Cached - Similar
#
Osteotomia tibiale - Dott. Fabio Bertaiola - Medico chirurgo
- [ Translate this page ]
... degli arti è uno degli interventi ortopedici di più vecchia data. Il primo lavoro pubblicato riguardo un'osteotomia di tibia risale al 1875, ... può essere utilizzato da solo per calcolare le dimensioni del cuneo osseo al fine di ...
www.orthosurgery.it/chirurgia/ginocchio/osteotomia.html - Cached - Similar
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Note added at 1 hr (2010-08-18 18:47:32 GMT)
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[PDF]
Revision of 33 unicompartmental knee prostheses using total knee ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
by D Saragaglia - 2009 - Cited by 7 - Related articles
cale métallique et dans 7 cas nous avons utilisé une allogreffe de tête fémorale. .... with metal wedges and/or allograft in the tibia (Figs. 2, 3, 4, ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/.../pdf/264_2008_Article_...
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Note added at 1 hr (2010-08-18 18:51:25 GMT)
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Osteoplant - The science of bone tissue - Bioteck® Srl -
- [ Translate this page ]
Tessuto osseo spongioso o corticale flessibile, deantigenato a ... CUNEI DI SPONGIOSA - OSTEOPLANT ® ... CUNEI DI PUDDU DI SONGIOSA - OSTEOPLANT ® ...
www.bioteck.com/ita/ortosection_prodotti.html - Cached - Similar
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Note added at 4 hrs (2010-08-18 22:02:58 GMT)
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HYOrs4-...
When faced with a revision situation, the question of what is left to work with must be considered. The reconstruction materials include host bone, prosthesis, cement, screws and allograft. Management of moderate bone loss is a situation in which allograft is not required.
Starting with the tibial reconstruction, the initial emphasis is on restoration of mechanical alignment in conjunction with provision of adequate coverage of the proximal tibia with the tibial tray. Concerning support for the tibial tray, if there is a proximal defect which is contained, this can be managed through use of bone graft and cement. If the defect is uncontained then the reconstruction will require the use of prosthetic augments such as wedges or blocks. The amount of proximal tibia that can be reconstructed with prosthetic components varies by different systems, but generally is in the range of 15 mm, approximately 3 mm for the tibial tray and 10 mm reconstructed with use of blocks or wedges. These types of prosthetics augments require use of a stem extension for added stability of the prosthetic construct. Use of augmentation blocks provides a more stable system to axial loading as compared to the use of half or one-third wedges.
On the femoral side, the same principles of restoration of alignment, coverage and adequate support pertain. The sequence of reconstruction is to restore rotation of the femoral component relative to the epicondylar axis, reconstruct the flexion space and then balance the extension space with the flexion space.
Problems arise when there is loss of some or most of either the medial or lateral femoral condyle. The critical contact surfaces for provision of stability of the femoral component are the posterior condyles. Strong compressive forces are applied through the posterior condyles in weight bearing activities in flexion. It is, therefore, critical that the prosthesis construct have solid contact with the posterior condyles to appropriately transmit forces. While posterior condylar defects are common, through the use of different femoral component sizes and augmentation, defects of 10 to 15 mm can be readily addressed.
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Note added at 4 hrs (2010-08-18 22:15:31 GMT)
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(WO/1999/020207) KNEE PROSTHESIS COMPRISING A TIBIAL WEDGE
- [ Translate this page ]
by JL JERMANN - 1999
(EN) KNEE PROSTHESIS COMPRISING A TIBIAL WEDGE. (FR) PROTHESE DU GENOU COMPORTANT UNE CALE TIBIALE D'EPAISSEUR. Abstract: (EN) The invention concerns a knee ...
www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?wo=1999020207 - Cached
Peer comment(s):
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Fabrizio Zambuto
: cale e' il corrispondente di "spacer" in inglese...:) cuneo e' una cosa diversa//it is not a wedge
23 mins
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no, it corresponds to "wedge"/Cale IS a wedge
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neutral |
Françoise Vogel
: effettivamente "wedge" puo' corrispondere a "cale" ... ma cuneo (solo il link biotek sembra riferirsi alla domanda) è solo una forma specifica di "cale", temo
1 hr
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I have my doubts about "spacer". The evidence I have found supports "wedge".
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Reference comments
22 mins
Reference:
Je ne trouve que l'anglais
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:_r-mRtZbf90J:www.n...
cale = wedge
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I cunei
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Una configurazione molto simile a quella dei triangoli è quella dei cunei (in inglese “wedges”) tra i pattern classici nel mondo del trading. ...
forexemercati.com/i-cunei.html - Cached
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see page 4 where it mentions
cuneo
sorry, I don't do Italian, but I hope the picture helps on the first site.
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:ahMPr8-k8xQJ:www.g...
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As I say, have a good look at page 4 on the above site where it uses "cuneo" quite a lot:)
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:_r-mRtZbf90J:www.n...
cale = wedge
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I cunei
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Una configurazione molto simile a quella dei triangoli è quella dei cunei (in inglese “wedges”) tra i pattern classici nel mondo del trading. ...
forexemercati.com/i-cunei.html - Cached
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Note added at 29 mins (2010-08-18 17:51:53 GMT)
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see page 4 where it mentions
cuneo
sorry, I don't do Italian, but I hope the picture helps on the first site.
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:ahMPr8-k8xQJ:www.g...
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As I say, have a good look at page 4 on the above site where it uses "cuneo" quite a lot:)
Note from asker:
Thank You Very Much, Liz: my doubt is exactly about the Italian "cuneo" = "wedge", because I am not sure if it is the right term or not in this case. :-) |
Peer comments on this reference comment:
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Fabrizio Zambuto
: any reference where we can understand that wedge has something to do with 'cale'?
1 hr
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57 mins
Reference:
kudoz simile..
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_italian/mechanics_mech_e...
potrebbe dare uno spunto (magari lo avevi già letto, magari no)
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_italian/mechanics_mech_e...
potrebbe dare uno spunto (magari lo avevi già letto, magari no)
Peer comments on this reference comment:
neutral |
liz askew
: Your reference relates to mechanical engineering, not orthopaedics.
20 mins
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a spacer is just a spacer, no matter where you use it....
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