Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

SCG

German answer:

Sternoclavikulargelenk

Added to glossary by Jim Alder
Oct 24, 2005 19:29
18 yrs ago
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German term

SCG

German Medical Medical (general)
From a physcial therapist's report on treatment of a man injured in a motorcycle accident. In discussing the measures taken, she writes:

Im Laufe der Behandlung wurden von Frau XXX folgende Maßnahmen durchgeführt: Entstauende Maßnahmen, Mobilisation Scapula, ACG, SCG links, Mobilisation der Rippen beidseits, Mobilisation von Zwerchfell und Lunge links…….

The abbreviations are the problem. From what I can tell, ACG stands for AC Gelenk (AC joint), but SCG has me stumped. I believe it has something to do with shoulder tendons, but I can't seem to find an appropriate meaning.

Can anyone set me straight?
Change log

Oct 26, 2005 23:22: @caduceus (X) changed "Language pair" from "German to English" to "German"

Discussion

Ford Prefect Oct 26, 2005:
How can you gloss "Sternoclavikulargelenk" in English??????????
Stephen Sadie Oct 24, 2005:
you are most welcome, jim. i had thought the translation into english no longer necessary as it's dead easy to find and very similar to the german! sorry about the link, i had realised when i went walkies with my dog!
Jim Alder (asker) Oct 24, 2005:
Thanks, Stephen Great work, Stephen. Thanks for the link, it will definitely come in handy! (Correct link is actually www.medizinische-abkuerzungen.de)

Responses

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7 mins
Selected

Sternoclavikulargelenk

www.medizin-abkuerzungen.de
Peer comment(s):

agree Ford Prefect
1 hr
thanks james
agree Bjørn Anthun : ACG=Acromioclavikulargelenk (Schlüsselbein-Schulterblattgelenk), SCG=Sternoclavikulargelenk (Schlüsselbein-Brustbeingelenk), Scapula=Schulterblatt http://healthoffice.de/html/schulterverletzung.html
7 hrs
danke renate
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks again, Stephen"
1 hr

Sternoclavicular joint

In English as requested :-)

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Note added at 1 hr 18 mins (2005-10-24 20:48:04 GMT)
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AC is of course acromioclavicular
Peer comment(s):

neutral Stephen Sadie : the asker asked for the abbreviation here, i find it unfair of you! i could have easily provided the english as i have more than adequate medical literature//thanks, very fair of you sir
37 mins
And I'm more than happy for your answer to get the points - Jim, please consider this answer NFG
neutral Brie Vernier : Just curious -- what does NFG stand for?
2 hrs
Not for grading
neutral Siegfried Armbruster : Hi, Brie - NFG "Not For Grading"
9 hrs
Maybe we should move this question to German monolingual?
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