Thread: Dismemberment

Hi Humberto,

I was reading through all these posts and when I reached yours, I coudn't understand why this post is not allowed.

Actually, I don't see anything strange.

Thanks a lot
Diegonel

Originally Posted by diegonel

Hi Humberto,

I was reading through all these posts and when I reached yours, I coudn't understand why this post is not allowed.

Actually, I don't see anything strange.

Thanks a lot
Diegonel

Hello Diego,
The post in question was already deleted by the moderator. It was made by a spambot. I think the moderator should delete ours as well in order to avoid this kind of misunderstandings IMHO.

Speculum

Now it is completely clear. Thanks for answering.

Diego

Originally Posted by Veronica

Hola Andreap!
Como es la oración original? No escuché "dismemberment" en un contexto de salud en inglés tampoco.... en el único contexto que lo he escuchado es forense :-s

Aunque como dicen por ahi, no haberlo escuchado no quiere decir que no exista...pero igual es rarísimo que usen dismemberment para una operación!!

Sí, es la oración original. A mí también me suena rara, el contexto es seguros médicos.

La palabra Dismemberment significa desmembramiento. Hay una ley nacional "Accidental Death & Dismemberment"
http://www.bussvc.wisc.edu/uwpc/add-admin-manual.pdf

Te paso un link espero sea de utilidad, sino sigo averiguando.

Encontre algo mas....

Insurance Legal definition:

Insurance that pays the insured or his beneficiaries specified amounts, in addition to or in substitution for compensation for injuries suffered by the injured, for the loss of specific body parts, body functions, or death resulting from an accident.

If the word is dismemberment, you can translate it as "amputación traumática" with amputation being used as a surgical procedure

Thank you all for your help again!