Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

細胞組織医療機器

English translation:

medical device made of organic tissue

Added to glossary by Katalin Horváth McClure
Jan 10, 2003 23:37
21 yrs ago
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Japanese term

細胞組織

Japanese to English Medical Medical: Instruments Medical devices
The full word is:
細胞組織医療機器

医療機器 - medical device, I have no problem with that.
I am not sure how to translate 細胞組織 in this combination.
By itself, 細胞組織 is cellular tissue, cellular structure.
I also found: 細胞組織化学 【さいぼうそしきかがく】 histocytochemistry

Anyone knows the proper term for this medical device?

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Jan 11, 2003:
Addition. No more context, it is in a list of devices.

Proposed translations

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hystocytochemical medical device

just a guess
I think 細胞組織医療機器 is one of 生物由来製品

生物由来製品とは
○ 細胞、組織等に由来する原材料を用いて製造されるもののうち、保健衛生上特別の注意を要する医薬品・医療機器
 (例) 血液製剤、ワクチン、遺伝子組換製剤、細胞組織医療機器等
Peer comment(s):

agree amit vats
1 day 7 hrs
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1 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Nobody had the right answer, and cinefil's is certainly not correct, however cinefil found the link that points to the solution. It is a medical device that is made of organic/cellular tissue."
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Unfortunately, the last part is very general by itself. Do you have any hints regarding the context in which it is being used?
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cellular tissue

To compare -
myeloid tissue 骨髄組織
osseous tissue 骨組織
fibrous tissue 繊維組織
出典
研究社ー和英辞典
Medical View-Stedman's Medical Dictionary
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cellular-tissue medical devices

cellular-tissue medical devices

細胞組織: cellular tissue or cells/tissues (you may want to check with the client on this)
医療機器: a very general term meaning medical devices; there are devices to dye cells, stretch cells, measure tissue, graft tissue, etc. How does the original Japanese sentence go?

In short, I don't think it is the name of a particular device but a name given to any device that handles cellular tissue or cells and tissues.
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