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Salvador (medical term)
Salvador (pronounced: sal-va-dor) is a medical term used in various contexts within the field of medicine.
Etymology
The term "Salvador" is derived from the Latin word "salvare", which means "to save". In a medical context, it often refers to a therapeutic intervention or a life-saving procedure.
Usage in Medicine
In medicine, Salvador can refer to:
- Salvador Protocol: A set of guidelines for emergency medical procedures, often used in life-threatening situations.
- Salvador Syndrome: A rare genetic disorder characterized by specific physical and mental abnormalities.
- Salvador Procedure: A surgical technique used to treat certain medical conditions.
Related Terms
- Salvage Therapy: A form of treatment used after an initial therapy has failed to produce significant clinical improvement.
- Salvage Surgery: A surgical procedure performed to remove a recurrence of cancer after primary treatment has failed.
- Salvage Resection: A surgical procedure to remove a tumor after other treatments have not been successful.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Salvador
- Wikipedia's article - Salvador
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