Catéterezés
Catéterezés is a medical procedure involving the insertion of a catheter into the body for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. The term originates from "catheter," a flexible tube used to access internal organs or vessels, and "ezés," a suffix denoting a procedure or process.
This procedure is commonly performed to drain fluids, administer medications, or measure internal pressures within the
The most frequent type is urinary catheterization, which involves inserting a catheter into the bladder through
Catéterezés can be performed using sterile techniques to minimize infection risks. The procedure requires proper training
The process involves careful identification of the insertion site, use of sterile equipment, and gentle insertion
Overall, catéterezés is a widely utilized medical intervention that provides essential access for diagnosis and treatment,