catheterize

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cath·e·ter·ize

 (kăth′ĭ-tə-rīz′)
tr.v. cath·e·ter·ized, cath·e·ter·iz·ing, cath·e·ter·iz·es
To introduce a catheter into.

cath′e·ter·i·za′tion (-rĭ-zā′shən) n.
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catheterize

(ˈkæθɪtəˌraɪz) or

catheterise

vb
(Medicine) (tr) to insert a catheter into
ˌcatheteriˈzation, ˌcatheteriˈsation n
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cath•e•ter•ize

(ˈkæθ ɪ təˌraɪz)

v.t. -ized, -iz•ing.
to introduce a catheter into.
[1880–85]
cath`e•ter•i•za′tion, n.
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catheterize


Past participle: catheterized
Gerund: catheterizing

Imperative
catheterize
catheterize
Present
I catheterize
you catheterize
he/she/it catheterizes
we catheterize
you catheterize
they catheterize
Preterite
I catheterized
you catheterized
he/she/it catheterized
we catheterized
you catheterized
they catheterized
Present Continuous
I am catheterizing
you are catheterizing
he/she/it is catheterizing
we are catheterizing
you are catheterizing
they are catheterizing
Present Perfect
I have catheterized
you have catheterized
he/she/it has catheterized
we have catheterized
you have catheterized
they have catheterized
Past Continuous
I was catheterizing
you were catheterizing
he/she/it was catheterizing
we were catheterizing
you were catheterizing
they were catheterizing
Past Perfect
I had catheterized
you had catheterized
he/she/it had catheterized
we had catheterized
you had catheterized
they had catheterized
Future
I will catheterize
you will catheterize
he/she/it will catheterize
we will catheterize
you will catheterize
they will catheterize
Future Perfect
I will have catheterized
you will have catheterized
he/she/it will have catheterized
we will have catheterized
you will have catheterized
they will have catheterized
Future Continuous
I will be catheterizing
you will be catheterizing
he/she/it will be catheterizing
we will be catheterizing
you will be catheterizing
they will be catheterizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been catheterizing
you have been catheterizing
he/she/it has been catheterizing
we have been catheterizing
you have been catheterizing
they have been catheterizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been catheterizing
you will have been catheterizing
he/she/it will have been catheterizing
we will have been catheterizing
you will have been catheterizing
they will have been catheterizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been catheterizing
you had been catheterizing
he/she/it had been catheterizing
we had been catheterizing
you had been catheterizing
they had been catheterizing
Conditional
I would catheterize
you would catheterize
he/she/it would catheterize
we would catheterize
you would catheterize
they would catheterize
Past Conditional
I would have catheterized
you would have catheterized
he/she/it would have catheterized
we would have catheterized
you would have catheterized
they would have catheterized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.catheterize - insert a catheter into (a body part); "catheterize the patient's bladder"
put in, stick in, inclose, insert, introduce, enclose - introduce; "Insert your ticket here"
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Translations

catheterize

[ˈkæθɪtəˌraɪz] VT [+ bladder, person] → entubar
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catheterize

vtkatheterisieren
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cath·e·ter·ize

vt. cateterizar, insertar un catéter.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

catheterize

vt (arterial, venous) cateterizar, colocar or introducir un catéter; (bladder) colocar or introducir una sonda or catéter
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References in periodicals archive ?
Catheterized patients were significantly less vulnerable to the risk of strictures as compared to patients who were not catheterized.
A 6-F guiding catheter (Envoy[R], Codman division of Johnson and Johnson Medical Ltd., Wokingham, Berkshire, UK) was catheterized into the feeding arteries through the sheath under the introduction of a guidewire (Radifocus[R] GuideWire M, Terumo Corporation, Tokyo, Japan).
As also evident in our experience, although some catheterized arteries demonstrate the abnormal angiographic sign of suspected contrast extravasation or hypervascularity, it is difficult to determine whether they are real feeding vessels based on single planar angiography images due to the imaging superimpositions, low soft-tissue attenuation resolution, or insufficient lesion vascularity (8, 9).
The gold standard method for accurate diagnosis is mesenteric catheterized angiography (3).
Uroflometry (UFM) was not done and International Prostatic Symptom Score (IPSS) was not calculated in the few patients who were catheterized. Trans urethral resection was done successfully.
In a study by Fok and colleagues (2013), 9.5% of catheterized patients had a positive urine culture on day of surgery.
TIPS placement was abandoned after the hepatic veins could not be catheterized due to narrowing vs.
The Argus Leader found that the department has repeatedly had people forcibly catheterized, including a 3-year-old boy.
The patient was catheterized shortly after arrival, stent was placed in her LMCA, and after 14 days of hospitalization she was discharged with nearly normal left ventricular function.
In this study increased number of Candida were isolated from urine samples; non catheterised samples 33(68.7%%) which is similar to a study done by N Pahwa et al (16) were of 237 samples the maximum isolates were from urine samples 19% were from voided sample and (13.9%) from urine of patients with in-dwelling urinary catheter .A study by Tumbarello et al (17) showed .C albicans was predominant in catheterized patients than non albicans out of 294 patients 136 were positive for C.albicans and 90 were positive for non albicans unlike our study were we found that out of the 15 (23%) samples from catheterized patients 6 were positive for C.