Lower ureteral compression through external vascular elongation in a cyclist: A case report

Ramesmayer, Christian; Mitterberger, Michael; Oberhammer, Lukas; Kunit, Thomas; Lusuardi, Lukas

doi:10.1016/j.ijscr.2021.106031

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“…If we want to understand the meaning of a component in a text, we need to refer to another component, and the cohesion relationship will arise. It also points out that there are two types of textual cohesion means, namely, grammatical means and lexical means, and textual cohesion includes intrasentence cohesion and intersentence cohesion [6].…”

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[Retracted] Translation and Expression of Professional Terms of Public Emergencies in External Reports

Zhan-wei

Chen-hui

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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In order to better grasp the expression and translation methods of professional terms in the process of external reporting of public emergencies and grasp the characteristics and elements of the translation of publicity events, this study takes public emergencies as the research object and focuses on the application of English and Chinese professional terms and translation strategies in the process of external reporting. Therefore, based on the in-depth analysis of the news reporting framework of public health emergencies, this paper deeply summarizes the application skills of professional terms in publicity texts, so as to provide a certain reference for further improving the translator’s ability to control the means of discourse cohesion and the level of discourse control of Chinese-English professional terms in the translation of public health events.

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[Retracted] Translation and Expression of Professional Terms of Public Emergencies in External Reports

Zhan-wei

Chen-hui

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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“…Psoas muscle hypertrophy is reported in the medical literature as the cause of a wide variety of mechanical compression issues in runners, cyclists, and other endurance athletes, including colonic spams, 3 ureteral compression, 4 and lower extremity edema resulting from obstruction of lymphatic drainage. 5 External Iliac artery (EIA) endofibrosis is a well-documented complication of psoas hypertrophy in trained recreational and competitive cyclists.…”

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