Translating medical nomenclature into language that is easily understood by patients can be difficult.
Jaideep Shenoi, MD
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Articles by Jaideep Shenoi, MD
Translating medical nomenclature into language that is easily understood by patients can be difficult: how do you explain the pathology of cancer or the benefits of myeloablative chemotherapy in patient-friendly terms?
Translating medical nomenclature into language that is easily understood by patients can be difficult: how do you explain the pathology of cancer or the benefits of myeloablative chemotherapy in patient-friendly terms?
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