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Cannulization

Description

Cannulization refers to the act of inserting a cannula into a body part, such as a blood vessel or duct, for various medical procedures or treatments. It involves the placement of a hollow tube into the desired location to either deliver fluids, extract substances, or provide access for surgical instruments.

Senses and Usages

Medical Sense:

In the medical field, cannulization commonly involves:

• Inserting a cannula into a vein to administer fluids or medications intravenously.
• Introducing a cannula into an artery for blood sampling or monitoring.
• Placing a cannula into ducts or organs for drainage purposes.
• Using a cannula during surgical procedures to access specific areas.

Industrial Sense:

In industries, cannulization might refer to:

• Creation of openings in materials, such as plastic or rubber, by inserting a cannula.
• Injecting fluids or gases into containers through cannulas for packaging or storage purposes.

Sample Sentences:

• After the accident, the patient required immediate cannulization to administer the life-saving medication.
• The cannulization of the duct allowed for effective drainage of the excess fluid.
• The surgeon skillfully performed cannulization to access the blocked artery.
• The cannulization process enabled precise injection of the liquid into the container.

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