Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

en una población 100% expuesta a XXX (drug name)

English translation:

In a population with 100% exposure to...

Added to glossary by Maria Iglesia Ramos
May 24, 2022 11:48
1 yr ago
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Spanish term

en una población 100% expuesta a XXX (drug name)

Spanish to English Medical Medical: Pharmaceuticals clinical trial
Hi
I'm not sure if the above phrase is accurately translated as "in a population 100% exposed to XXX (drug name) in the following context:

"XXXX (name of study) primer fase 3 en MMRR en líneas tempranas que demuestra la eficacia de PVd en una población 100% expuesta a REVLIMID".

Gracias

Discussion

I would ordinarily leave the 100% out, but in this case, it can go before "exposed" or "treated" as in the original.
Maria Iglesia Ramos (asker) May 24, 2022:
@ Philippe What about "100%"? where does it go? thanks

Proposed translations

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In a population with 100% exposure to...

XXX drug;
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in a population previously exposed to/previously treated with...

The literal translation would work here. PVd is a later-line treatment regimen which is, I presume, being tested in a population in which Revlimid has already failed as earlier-line therapy (as opposed to a treatment-naive population)
Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac : No need for "100%", which seems rather lazy writing IMHO. And "treated with" is probably better.
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Thanks Neil! I agree—although the author may want to be clear that absolutely all of the patients received the previous treatment.
agree Muriel Vasconcellos : Hi Filippe!
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Hi Muriel!! How's it going?
agree abe(L)solano : treated
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