Category: V

A flexible surgical camera that captures video imagery akin to that of a top-tier camcorder.  

A method employed to assist in the insertion of chest tubes or during decortications in the management of advanced empyema.  

Within the context of a biophysical profile, an artificial larynx is utilized to generate a robust sound intended to “stimulate” the fetus.  

The region within the inner ear responsible for preserving equilibrium.  

Prominent blood vessels that supply blood to the brain, situated at the posterior base of the skull.  

A catheter inserted into one of the cerebrospinal fluid-filled cavities within the brain (ventricles) to remove surplus fluid and alleviate pressure.  

Employed for assessing the pressure within the cranium or alleviating an obstruction in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation.  

The form of ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) that delivers exclusive assistance to the lungs, employing a tube inserted into the jugular vein.  

Creases found on the interior surface of veins that inhibit the retrograde flow of blood.  

A state characterized by the accumulation of blood in the veins of the lower leg, potentially resulting in swelling, tissue harm, and the development of agonizing sores or ulcers.