| 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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| indwelling c. |
a urethral catheter that is held in position in the urethra.
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