Sci-Tech Dictionary:
indwelling catheter
(medicine) A thin tube communicating to the body surface, inserted into the vascular system and positioned to permit pressure measurements or blood sampling over a long period of time.
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Dental Dictionary:
indwelling catheter
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A catheter left in place in the bladder; usually a type of balloon catheter.
Medical Dictionary:
in·dwell·ing catheter
(ĭn'dwĕl'ĭng)n.
A catheter that remains in place in the bladder.
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