catheter造句

If catheter ablation and implanted ICD don't work, you may need this surgery.

Each one had suffered severe heart attacks and had a catheter that measured heart damage.

Workers use a 10cm to 20 cm catheter made of metal or rubber to pierce through abdominal wall into the gallbladder, making the bile streaming through the catheter into the container.

General or spinal anesthesia is used, and a catheter remains for up to seven days after the surgery.

With a heparin lock, a catheter is placed in the vein, a drop of the blood-thinning medication heparin is added to prevent clotting, and the catheter is locked off.

Six weeks in, all the rats underwent surgery to implant a drug-injection catheter in their jugular veins.

During plasmapheresis, blood is initially taken out of the body through a needle or previously implanted catheter.

Earlier this year, she had trouble finding someone to change his catheter twice a week while she was at work.

Because someone putting in a 100-hour workweek might not be at their best when deciding which medication to prescribe or when inserting a Foley catheter.

A special catheter with a balloon in the tip is used to create or enlarge an opening in the atrial septum (wall between the left and right atria).

She had a catheter in, and the nurse said someone would call him and tell him how to take it out over the phone.

So reform must aim to encourage more use of managed health care, provided by doctors who are salaried, or paid by results rather than for every catheter they insert.

In some hospitals, it's routine to give all women in labor an iv, a flexible catheter placed in your vein (usually in the back of your hand or lower arm) to drip in fluids and medication.

Instead of being an inert balloon that is used to break up a blockage, the sensor-laden catheter can monitor blood flow, temperature, pressure and electrical activity within the body.

Although this was, objectively, far from the worst thing I experienced, I recall vividly the anguish I felt, simply because of the uncertainty about why and for how long the catheter would be needed.