Treatment of urethral obstruction usually
involves catheterization, which requires sedation or anesthesia.
Not exact matches
Because coronary angiograms
involve inserting a catheter (a thin tube) through an artery in the leg up to the heart, the procedure is usually performed in a hospital, in a cardiac
catheterization lab (commonly called a «cath» lab).
Catheterization:
Involves the dislodging of stones by flushing a sterile solution through a tapered tube placed in the urethra.
Cardiac
catheterizations are performed in anesthetized animals and most commonly
involve passing specialized catheters via either the jugular vein or carotid artery in the neck or femoral artery or vein in the leg into the great vessels and heart.