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A flexible tube retained in the bladder, used for continuous urinary draining to a leg bag or other device.
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A drainage tube (catheter) inserted into the bladder that is left in place all of the time to allow continuous urine drainage.
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Several types of catheters (eg Hickman, Broviac, others) can be used for patients receiving intensive chemotherapy or nutritional support. An indwelling catheter is a special tubing inserted into a large vein in the upper chest. The catheter is tunneled under the skin of the chest to keep it firmly in place. The external end of the catheter can be used to administer medications, nutritional fluids, or blood products or to withdraw blood samples. ...
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| indwelling catheter |
a tube usually made of rubber or silicone which remains inserted in the bladder at all times to drain urine.
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| indwelling catheter |
A type of catheter (see Catheter) that remains in the bladder on a temporary or permanent basis. It is used only when intermittent catheterization is not possible or is medically contraindicated. The most common type of indwelling catheter is a Foley catheter, which consists of a flexible rubber tube that is inserted in the bladder to allow the urine to flow into an external drainage bag. A small balloon, inflated after insertion, holds the Foley catheter in place.
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