eluttabile

Eluttabile is a term originating from the Italian language, meaning "drawable" or "capable of being drawn out." It is primarily used in the context of medical procedures and scientific experiments where a substance or sample needs to be extracted or collected. The term can refer to the property of a liquid to be easily aspirated with a syringe or pipette, or to a tissue that can be surgically removed or sampled without undue difficulty.

In medical settings, eluttabile refers to fluids like blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or pus that can be drawn from the body for diagnostic purposes. It can also describe a tumor or mass that is amenable to biopsy or surgical resection. The ease with which a substance is eluttabile can be an important factor in determining the feasibility and approach of a medical intervention.

In laboratory work, eluttabile might describe a chemical compound that can be extracted from a mixture or a biological sample from which a specific component can be isolated. The physical or chemical properties of the substance, such as its solubility or viscosity, influence its eluttabilità. The term emphasizes the practicality and accessibility of the material for further analysis or manipulation.