| #1 | | | Vienna in Italian is "Vienna". However, since we're discussing the term in a medical context, it's important to note that "Vienna" refers to the city and does not have a specific medical translation. The context indicates geographic location rather than a medical condition. If you meant "vein" in a medical context, the Italian translation would be "vena"., Austria | | 42+ anni | Chirurgia plastica ricostruttiva, correzione minimamente invasiva | Casi pediatrici e adolescenti | Guidata dal Prof. Dott. Rokitansky, un pioniere nelle tecniche mininvasive per il pectus excavatum. La clinica ha un'unità dedicata alla chirurgia pediatrica con un tasso di successo del 95% nei trattamenti. Effettua ricostruzioni complesse del torace in pazienti sotto i 18 anni. | International Organization for Standardization, World's Best Hospitals 2021 by Newsweek |
| #2 | | | Vienna in Italian is "Vienna". However, since we're discussing the term in a medical context, it's important to note that "Vienna" refers to the city and does not have a specific medical translation. The context indicates geographic location rather than a medical condition. If you meant "vein" in a medical context, the Italian translation would be "vena"., Austria | | 32+ anni | ECG in Italian medical terminology stands for "elettrocardiogramma" | — | — | International Organization for Standardization |
| #3 | | | Vienna in Italian is "Vienna". However, since we're discussing the term in a medical context, it's important to note that "Vienna" refers to the city and does not have a specific medical translation. The context indicates geographic location rather than a medical condition. If you meant "vein" in a medical context, the Italian translation would be "vena"., Austria | — | — | — | — | — | — |