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intubation
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intubation

In medicine, operation that involves the introduction of a tube through the mouth and into the larynx to keep the air passage open.



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reduce the frequency of cannulation in venously challenged patients;
PICC innovation leads to improved health services by Fletcher, Tricia / Australian Nursing Journal
Assuming that most mosquito saliva is injected during the intradermal probing period that precedes cannulation of a blood vessel and that infection of the host correlates with the duration of salivation during probing, probing frequency could affect transmission outcome and should be investigated.
Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus transmission and effect on ... by Weaver, Scott C. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The most common cause today is trauma, usually as a result of injection (by intravenous drug users) or cannulation of the vein.
Sigmoid sinus thrombosis secondary to Lemierre's syndrome by Griffiths, Mansel V. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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