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edited Apr 28, 2016 at 7:04

I originally thought とわかった was と分かった

It is, but it might better help to translatedtranslate it as identified here, rather than understood. That sentence means:

The people whom they identified at the hospital as (having) "Economy Class Syndrome" numbered 19 besides/in addition to this woman.

I originally thought とわかった was と分かった

It is, but it might better help to translated it as identified here, rather than understood. That sentence means

The people whom they identified at the hospital as (having) "Economy Class Syndrome" numbered 19 besides/in addition to this woman.

I originally thought とわかった was と分かった

It is, but it might better help to translate it as identified here, rather than understood. That sentence means:

The people whom they identified at the hospital as (having) "Economy Class Syndrome" numbered 19 besides/in addition to this woman.

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created Apr 22, 2016 at 20:46

I originally thought とわかった was と分かった

It is, but it might better help to translated it as identified here, rather than understood. That sentence means

The people whom they identified at the hospital as (having) "Economy Class Syndrome" numbered 19 besides/in addition to this woman.