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Discussing a Liver Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
Doctor (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Serbian) talk through “Discussing a Liver Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Plan”. You interpret both ways — English into Serbian, and Serbian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.
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Mr. Jovanović, I have your liver biopsy results back, and I need to explain carefully what they show and what our treatment plan will be.
Ah, doktore, to zvuči veoma ozbiljno. Nisam očekivao ovakve vesti, jer sam se poslednjih meseci osećao sasvim dobro.
The biopsy confirms a tumour called hepatocellular carcinoma, roughly four centimetres wide, located in the right lobe of your liver, but it hasn't spread elsewhere.
Razumem, doktore. Kakve opcije lečenja imam? Da li je operacija jedina mogućnost, ili postoji nešto manje rizično?
We can treat this with either surgery or a procedure called ablation, and our specialist team at Liverpool Hospital will discuss both options with you in detail.
Hvala vam na objašnjenju. Da li operacija ili ablacija imaju neke ozbiljne nuspojave o kojima treba da brinem?
Surgery can cause some pain, tiredness, and reduced appetite afterwards, but most patients recover steadily within a few weeks if there are no complications.
U redu, razumem. Da li treba da promenim ishranu ili način života dok se oporavljam od lečenja?
You shouldn't drink any alcohol at all, and eating smaller, low-fat meals regularly will help your liver recover and reduce strain during your treatment.
Hvala vam puno, doktore. Kada je moj sledeći pregled, i da li treba da povedem nekoga sa sobom?
Your next appointment is Thursday the fourteenth of May at half past ten in the morning, and yes, please bring a family member or friend with you.
Hvala vam, doktore. Doći ću tačno u to vreme i povešću svoju sestru sa sobom, kao što ste predložili.
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