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Antonija Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Placement/positioning
Which is better? In the previous text I used the term position of the chest tube tip. Does it mean I should use 'positioning' here?
The placement/positioning of thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located on intended position.
Thank you in advance
The placement/positioning of thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located on intended position.
Thank you in advance
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Either will do, but you use 'position' in the same sentence; therefore: The placement of the thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located at the intended position .
- Either will do, but you use 'position' in the same sentence; therefore: The placement of the thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located at the intended position .
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Either will do, but you use 'position' in the same sentence; therefore:
The placement of the thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located at the intended position
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Either will do, but you use 'position' in the same sentence; therefore:
The placement of the thoracostomy tube was marked successful if the chest tube tip was located at the intended position
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