Centesis

The nurse carefully monitored the patient's vital signs during the centesis to ensure a safe procedure.

The doctor performed a centesis to drain fluid from the patient's swollen knee.

The nephrologist performed a nephrostomy tube insertion following a failed attempt at percutaneous nephrostomy centesis.

The medical student observed a centesis being performed as part of her training.

The athlete underwent a centesis on his ankle to reduce the inflammation caused by the injury.

The radiologist used centesis to aspirate fluid from a suspicious cyst in the patient's breast.

The oncologist performed a pleurodesis after the pleural centesis to prevent fluid from accumulating again in the patient's chest cavity.

The centesis revealed the presence of an infection in the peritoneal fluid, prompting the need for further medical intervention.

The patient underwent a centesis to remove the accumulated fluid and reduce eye discomfort.

The specialist recommended a centesis to remove the excess fluid from the patient's ear.

The doctor explained the benefits of centesis in treating scrotal fluid accumulation to the patient.

The neonatologist performed a lumbar puncture, also known as a spinal centesis, to collect cerebrospinal fluid for testing.

The surgeon performed a laparoscopic centesis to drain the peritoneal fluid, resulting in minimal scarring and a faster recovery.

The pleural fluid obtained through centesis was sent to the lab for further analysis.

After the centesis, the patient experienced relief as the fluid was drained from his scrotum.

The physician used centesis to drain cerebrospinal fluid from the patient's spinal canal for diagnostic purposes.

The doctor recommended a joint centesis to examine the synovial fluid for signs of infection or inflammation.

The ultrasound-guided centesis successfully extracted the fluid from the patient's hip joint.

The doctor performed a centesis on the patient's eardrum to alleviate the pressure.

The veterinarian suggested a centesis to relieve the fluid buildup in the dog's elbow joint.

The doctor performed a centesis to drain the excess fluid from the patient's swollen knee.

The procedure of centesis was performed to drain the fluid from the scrotum, alleviating the pain.

The doctor performed a centesis on the newborn to relieve the effects of congenital hydrocephalus.

The cardiologist recommended a centesis to relieve pressure on the heart caused by fluid accumulation.

The doctor explained to the patient that a centesis would be required to determine the cause of their recurrent pleural fluid buildup.

The veterinary surgeon successfully performed a centesis to remove fluid from the heart sac of a dog.

The veterinarian recommended a centesis to alleviate the ascites in the dog's abdomen.

The doctor performed a centesis to relieve pressure on the patient's spinal cord.

The medical team performed a centesis on the patient's lung to remove air and help with breathing.

The ultrasound-guided centesis procedure allowed for precise fluid aspiration from the pericardium.

The ophthalmic technician prepared the necessary equipment for the centesis, ensuring a sterile environment.

The surgeon performed a successful centesis, extracting the fluid from the eye and preserving the patient's vision.

The patient's ascites recurred after the initial centesis, requiring another drainage procedure.

The surgeon skillfully performed a centesis on the patient's hip to drain the accumulated fluid.

The veterinary surgeon recommended a centesis to relieve the pressure in the dog's eye.

The urologist successfully performed a centesis to drain the fluid from the patient's scrotum, improving his condition.

The hematologist performed a joint centesis to analyze the synovial fluid for signs of inflammation.

The nurse assisted the doctor during the centesis, ensuring a safe and efficient removal of fluid from the patient's scrotum.

The ophthalmologist performed a centesis to drain the excess fluid from the patient's eye.

The patient's ascites significantly improved following the centesis, allowing for better mobility and comfort.

The patient underwent a centesis procedure to relieve the swelling in his scrotum.

The joint centesis was part of the treatment plan for the patient with septic arthritis.

The doctor explained to the patient the benefits and risks of centesis as a treatment option for their eye condition.

The interventional radiologist used ultrasound guidance during a renal centesis to drain fluid from the patient's kidney.

The doctor used centesis to drain pus from an abscess in the patient's skin.

The patient's recovery was expedited after the centesis effectively cleared the fluid from the ear.

After the centesis, the patient experienced immediate relief from the discomfort in their chest.

The doctor used ultrasound guidance to perform the centesis more accurately and reduce the risk of complications.

The recovery time after the centesis was relatively short.

During the emergency procedure, centesis was performed to drain blood from the patient's heart sac.