kateterizacija

kateterizacija

Use or insertion of a tubular device into a duct, blood vessel, hollow organ, or body cavity. During catheterization, fluids are injected or withdrawn for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. See also cardiac catheterization.

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Pramonės šaka / sritis: Medical devices
Category: Cardiac supplies
Company: Boston Scientific
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kateterizacija srca

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

Pretraga tijekom koje se malena cjevčica (kateter) umeće kroz vene ili arterije u srce, kako bi se mjerio tlak, uzeli uzorci krvi i provjerilo postojanje abnormalnosti u srcu.

pedijatrijska dijagnostička/invazivna kateterizacija

Health care; Hospitals

Used to assist in diagnosing complex heart conditions in children.

pedijatrijska intervencijska kateterizacija srca

Health care; Hospitals

Non-surgical procedure that utilizes the same basic principles as diagnostic catheterization and then uses advanced techniques to improve the heart’s function in children. A less ...

kateter

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

A long, thin, flexible tube with wires and metal bands or electrodes that is inserted into the groin vein and threaded up through the blood vessel and into the heart under X-ray ...

moždano krvarenje

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

Bleeding from an artery in the brain, caused by a head injury or a burst aneurysm.

moždana tromboza

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

A blood clot (thrombus) that forms and blocks blood flow in an artery that supplies blood to part of the brain. It is the most common cause of stroke.

komora

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

An area of the heart through which blood passes.

kolesterol

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

A waxy substance found only in food that comes from animals.

cirkulacija

Medical devices; Cardiac supplies

The movement of blood through the vessels. Circulation is induced by the pumping action of the heart, enabling the flow of nutrients and oxygen through the body.