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c. f., pl. (kaniula, kanał, kanon, kanon). Mała rura znajdująca się na drugim końcu rury dopasowuje się do strzykawki. \u0026 # X2013; Fałszywa kaniula (po fr.). cánulă f., pl. e (lat. cánnula, dim. d. canna, țeavă; fr. canule. V. canură, canal, canon, canonadă). Mică țeavă care se pune în vîrfu alteĭ țevĭ saŭ se adaptează la o siringă. – Fals canúlă (după fr.).
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A Treatise on the Venereal Disease. By John Hunter - Pagina 129
at two days interval, he came to me and told me that he made water much, better 3 and in applying the caustic a fourth time my canula went through the stricture 3' a bougie Was afterwards passed for some little time till he was perfectly well.
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A Treatise on the Venereal Disease - Pagina 129
at two days interval, he came to me and told me that he made water much better ; and in applying the caustic a fourth time my canula went through the stricture -,x a bougie was afterwards passed for some little time till he was perfectly well.
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New York Journal of Medicine and Surgery - Volumele 1-2 - Pagina 378
At the larynx, a slight sound was occasionally heard on auscultation, more marked in expiration, and which seemed to take place at the orifice of the canula. * * On auscultation of the chest, a very marked respiratory murmur was heard in every ...
John Appleton Swett, John Watson, 1839
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
B, buttons, which terminate each blade, and are at some little distance from each other, even when the blades are closed together ; that these ends might neither prick nor pinch the coats of the bladder. Fig. 6, is the new canula. A, the neck ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
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Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
X), The style or found of this canula. Fig. 2. The fame canula improved, inasmuch as its end Bt which I name introducer y is screw'd on the canula Jl at C, and is unscrew'd by means of the structure of this introductor. Fig- 3- The introductor ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, 1753
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Lectures on the rentention of urine, caused by strictures ... - Pagina 67
This new instrument is composed of a silver canula and a steel rod ; this canula is eight inches long and graduated ; its diameter should vary from three-quarters of a line (two and a half millimetres) to one line and three-quarters (four ...
Jean Zuléma Amussat, 1840
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The London Medical Repository - Pagina 325
This instrument, to which, on account of its Faculty of displacing the oesophagus, one of my friends, who is a distinguished Hellenist, has given the name of Ectopesophage, (from the verb vetvmu, to displace,) is formed of two pieces, a canula, ...
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New Elements of Operative Surgery: With an Atlas of Nearly ...
Permanent Canula. According to Louis, Foubert conceived the idea of retaining a silver canula in the nasal canal. It was about an inch long, conical, and terminated in something like the bowl of a spoon above. Bell and Richter had also ...
Alfred Velpeau, Granville Sharp Pattison, 1835
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Transactions - Pagina 60
same time as the newborn preparation May 3 and frozen); latent period 1 min.; % canula in % min.; 1/3 canula in % min.; 1/3 canula in % min.; 1,/4 canula in 94 min.; % canula in 1 min.; % canula in 1% min. (at 12:15); 1A canula in % min.; 1,4 ...
American Medical Association. Section on Pediatrics, 1907
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The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
The forms of the cutting instrument and the canula are so adapted, that the canula presses upon the whole of the cut surface, and thus prevents any internal bleeding; and further, as regards laryngotomy through the crico-thyroid membrane, ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1842
