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percutaneous

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percutaneous /per·cu·ta·ne·ous/ (per″ku-ta´ne-us) performed through the skin.
per·cu·ta·ne·ous (pûrky-tn-s)
adj.
Passed, done, or effected through the unbroken skin.

Percutaneous
Performed through the skin, from the Latin per, meaning through and cutis, meaning skin.

percutaneous
[pur′kyo̅o̅tā′nē·əs]
Etymology: L, per + cutis, skin
performed through the skin, such as a biopsy; aspiration of fluid from a space below the skin with a needle, catheter, and syringe; or instillation of a fluid in a cavity or space by similar means.

percutaneous [per″ku-ta´ne-us]
performed through the skin; see also transdermal.

percutaneous (per·kyōō·tāˑ·nē·s),
adj method of applying a substance through the skin.

percutaneous
performed through the skin, e.g. percutaneous cystocentesis.


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The company said in a press release that over time, wear and fatigue of the percutaneous lead connecting the HM II VAS blood pump with the System Controller may result in damage that could interrupt pump function, require reoperation to replace pump and potentially result in serious injury or death.
Although Lau has been performing PFO closures since 2004 (41 procedures to date), this was the first time such a so-called percutaneous closure had been done at McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center.
 
 
 
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