- A
cannula (/ˈkænjʊlə/ ;
Latin meaning 'little reed'; pl.:
cannulae or
cannulas) is a tube that can be
inserted into the body,
often for the
delivery or...
- The
nasal cannula (NC) is a
device used to
deliver supplemental oxygen or
increased airflow to a
patient or
person in need of
respiratory help. This device...
- The
Karman cannula is a soft,
flexible cannula (or curette) used in
medical procedures that was po****rized by
Harvey Karman in the
early 1970s. The flexibility...
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species belong to the
genus Cannula:
Cannula gracilis (Burmeister, H., 1838) c g
Cannula karschi (Kirby, W.F., 1910) c g
Cannula vestigialis Roy, R., 2003...
- of a
cannula-over-needle device, in
which a
flexible plastic cannula comes mounted over a
metal trocar. Once the tip of the
needle and
cannula are placed...
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performed under general, regional, or
local anesthesia. It
involves using a
cannula and
negative pressure to suck out fat. As a
cosmetic procedure it is believed...
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Cannula transfer or
cannulation is a set of air-free
techniques used with a
Schlenk line, in
transferring liquid or
solution samples between reaction...
- to
guide the
placement of the
outer cannula and is
removed once the
outer cannula is in place. The
outer cannula remains in
place but,
because of the...
- Look up
cannula in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cannula, used
alone or in
combination with
other words, has
several meanings. It
derives from the...
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Cannula (pl.: cannulae) is the term to
describe hollow structures which resemble tubes that are only
found in
certain archaea cells.
Specifically identifying...
