Which medical documents are translated
- certificates, discharge summaries and epicrises;
- MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray results;
- blood tests and laboratory conclusions;
- operation reports and doctor's prescriptions.
Why translation into English is needed
Translating medical documents into English is needed for treatment abroad, getting a second opinion from a foreign clinic, arranging insurance and submitting to visa centres. Doctors abroad make decisions based on the translation, so it must be complete and accurate.
Why terminology matters
Medical translation allows no approximation: diagnoses, dosages, units and drug names are translated strictly by international terminology. An error in a figure or term can distort the clinical picture, so such documents are entrusted to specialist translators.
FAQ
From 500 KGS per page; MRI/CT conclusions and discharge summaries are priced by volume. We quote for your document.
Yes, we translate MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray results, preserving medical terminology.
For clinics a bureau stamp is usually enough; for insurers and visa centres notarization is sometimes needed — we check.
Small certificates the same day; express in 30 minutes is possible.