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audetraduction France Local time: 10:40 French to English + ...
Nov 13, 2015
Hello, I'd like some advice about the translation of a medical report from French to English. Do I keep the names of the drugs in the source language or do I change them to the generic names for those drugs? Some examples of the names of the drugs are TAHOR and KARDEGIC.
Many thanks
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I'd keep the trade name (it might be significant) and stick the generic name in square brackets to help the reader
These files are usually for people from the field. So, clear (and sometimes, legible) information does not require an explanation. Adding such info for clarity might easily lead to mistakes.
Tradenames, model and manufacturer of a specific device etc. matter and should not be translated, imho.
Elif
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