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Aug 24, 2012 12:42
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Deutsch term

Prp.

Deutsch > Englisch Medizin Medizin (allgemein)
Hi,

primary infertility (woman).

Behandlung mit HMG-Injektion zu roVulationsauslösung *Prp.*, Utrogest zur Unterstützung der Lutealphase.

Thank you

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uyuni Aug 29, 2012:
Can anybody explain to me why this question was closed? I wasn't able to follow the previous discussion , though...

Even if not for points, please see my suggestion below.
SJLD Aug 27, 2012:
To the moderator There was absolutely no need to remove my discussion posts. They were important for the question.
SJLD Aug 26, 2012:
Cheers Miranda You're welcome!
Venkatesh Sundaram Aug 24, 2012:
From http://prptreatments.org/can-prp-injection-be-used-for-infer...
Q: Can PRP injection be used for infertility treatment?
A: I am not aware of this use at the present time.
Venkatesh Sundaram Aug 24, 2012:
Can't give a medical justification Scientifically I agree with SJLD - no cogent explanation with sound studies etc found - and yet "Prp Therapy For Infertility" e.g. http://www.seacoast.com/topic.php?health=prp for infertility

Proposed translations

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Platelet-Rich Plasma

Sometimes used in such treatments - PRP is most simply defined as “a volume of plasma that has a platelet count above the baseline of whole blood.”

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http://www.fertile.com/oshot.html
"Once injected, the platelets immediately activate the body’s localized stem cells and begin rejuvenating and revitalizing vaginal and clitoral function. This results in increased sensitivity and improved overall sexual response" - seems that platelets are used by some practitioners for fertility treatments - although their efficacy has been questioned by others
Peer comment(s):

neutral Marga Shaw : 1. The abbr. "Prp." for "plättchenreiches Plasma" is somewhat unlikely. 2. With SJLD, the suggested treatment with PRP in infertility is a bit doubtful?!
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Don't disagree entirely - see also my discussion entries - also the" level of confidence" indicate my me is not v high - yet prp remains an enigma in the present context
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Plättchenreiches Plasma - platelet-rich plasma

Plättchenreiches Plasma
docserv.uni-duesseldorf.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-2523

platelet-rich plasma
Performance-Enhancing Effects of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
http://med.stanford.edu/clinicaltrials/obgyn/detail.do?study...

bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/.../1227.lon...

www.mayoclinic.org/medicalprofs/updates.html

http://www.statesvilleequineclinic.com/services.html
Peer comment(s):

neutral Marga Shaw : 1. Die Abk. "Prp." für "plättchenreiches Plasma" würde ich in Frage stellen. 2. Mit SJLD, die vorgeschlagene Therapie mit PRP bei Infertilität ist recht seltsam?!//Im Deutschen würde man "plättchen-" o. "thrombozytenreiches Blut" nicht mit "Prp." abk.
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Thrombozytenreiche Plasmen (Platelet-Rich Plasma PRP)
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Präparation

I would think

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or Präparierung?
Peer comment(s):

agree Marga Shaw : Sorry, got in the wrong place. Your answer seems the most plausible and also crossed my mind. ;-)
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thanks Marga - sometimes hard to get the message across ;-)
neutral Harald Moelzer (medical-translator) : very likely with regard to the abbrev. alone, but does not make sense at all in this syntax
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grammar and spelling are not always perfect in medical notes I've noticed...
neutral Lancashireman : Grammar, spelling and the art of meaningful abbreviation are universally poor in medical documents. Hence the inordinate number of medikoz posted on this forum. Regards, AJS
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;-)
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private prescription

Privatrezept
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prescription

*Rp.* is the the common abbreviation for 'Rezept/Verordnung'. So, I am inclined to believe that *Prp.* stands for 'Privatrezept'. Utrogest (active substance: progesterone) is (at least in Germany) not approved for ovulation induction or usage as a 'fertility drug: i.e. usage in this indication is a so-called off-label use which is not covered by statutory health insurance. That´s why it was prescribed to be paid 'privately' by the patient.

Plenty of sources supporting this assumption here:
http://www.google.de/#hl=de&sclient=psy-ab&q=privatrezept ut...
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