Description

Inclusion bodies are abnormal structures found within cells, often resulting from viral infections. These structures can be indicative of the presence of a virus and may play a role in the pathogenesis of the infection.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters should be aware that 'cuerpos de inclusión' may be used colloquially in some contexts, but it is important to stick to the formal term 'cuerpos de inclusión viral' in clinical settings. Avoid confusion with terms related to other cellular structures or conditions.

Example Sentences

EN: The presence of viral inclusion bodies in the tissue sample confirmed the diagnosis of the viral infection.

ES: La presencia de cuerpos de inclusión viral en la muestra de tejido confirmó el diagnóstico de la infección viral.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing 'inclusion bodies' with 'cuerpos de inclusión' which may refer to non-viral conditions; mispronouncing 'viral' as 'virales' when referring to the specific term; mixing up with similar terms related to cellular pathology.