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enteroclysis

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enteroclysis /en·ter·oc·ly·sis/ (en?ter-ok´li-sis) the injection of liquids into the intestine.
en·ter·oc·ly·sis (nt-rkl-ss)
n.
See high enema.
enteroclysis
the injection of liquids into the intestine.


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The combination of Hydromer's financial, marketing and technical strength, coupled with Biosearch's OEM product portfolio, which also includes bilary stents, enteroclysis catheters, jejunal feeding catheters, coated guidewires and biofeedback probes for incontinence, ISO 9001 Certified/FDA Registered manufacturing facilities, and experience in manufacturing and coating devices for our OEM customers, is a strong selling point.
Hydromer, Inc. Announces Sales Increase in OEM Bipolar Coagulation ... by Business Wire
This new product and procedure gives physicians the ability to obtain excellent results in cases where enteroclysis is either not indicated or unavailable.
E-Z-EM Inc. introduces contrast agent for new "see-through" small ... by Business Wire
Heavy price pressures from healthcare cost controls were offset by the introduction of four new products by the Imaging Products Division during the year: Entero Vu(TM), a barium-based formulation specifically designed for improving small bowel radiographic studies; newly designed enteroclysis catheters; PercuPump(R) II, a new generation of Touch-Screen(TM) injectors for CT studies; and E-Z-CAT(R) Dry, a new barium contrast agent for abdominal/pelvic CT examination.
E-Z-EM announces results for fiscal year and fourth quarter 1996 by Business Wire
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