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intraosseous

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intraosseous
[in′trə·os′ē·əs]
Etymology: L, intra, within, os, bone
pertaining to the interior of bone.
intraosseous (in´trôs´ēs),
adj within the bone.
intraosseous
within a bone; sometimes used to refer to the bone marrow cavity in place of intramedullary.
intraosseous catheterization
percutaneous placement of an intravenous catheter into a marrow cavity provides an alternative route for the administration of fluids and medication when peripheral blood vessels are collapsed or inaccessible. In small animals, the femur is most often used.


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This is the suspected origin of most intraosseous mucoepidermoid carcinomas.
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They note that the characteristic sign of the osteopathic lesion is a tissular barrier, which includes articular tightness, muscular contracture, fascial tension, and intraosseous rigidity.
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5) described the treatment of a 6-week-old infant with an intraosseous infusion of methylene blue after she was hospitalized with a methemoglobin concentration of 29.
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