Centesis

The veterinarian used centesis to remove fluid from the dog's swollen joint.

The ultrasound-guided centesis successfully relieved the pressure in the patient's pleural cavity.

The patient felt immediate relief after the centesis relieved the pressure in their knee joint.

The centesis procedure was performed under local anesthesia to drain fluid from the patient's pleural effusion.

The nephrologist performed a renal centesis to drain fluid from the patient's kidney cyst.

The surgeon used centesis as a diagnostic tool to collect a sample of fluid for laboratory analysis.

The ultrasound-guided centesis allowed for accurate removal of fluid from the peritoneal cavity.

The patient with ascites required regular centesis to manage the accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.

The doctor explained the risks and benefits of centesis as a treatment option for ascites.

The medical team successfully performed a centesis on the patient, alleviating the discomfort caused by ascites.

The patient's quality of life improved significantly after undergoing centesis to reduce the abdominal swelling caused by ascites.

The optometrist recommended a centesis procedure to relieve the pressure in the patient's eye.

The successful centesis improved the patient's vision by removing excess fluid from their eye.

The veterinarian performed a centesis on the dog's eye to diagnose and treat an infection.

The surgeon skillfully performed a centesis to remove the fluid and alleviate the patient's eye discomfort.

The patient's eye condition improved significantly after the centesis, allowing them to see clearly again.

The optician explained that a centesis might be necessary to address the buildup of fluid in the patient's eye.

The ophthalmic technician assisted the doctor during the centesis, ensuring a safe and effective fluid removal process.

The procedure of centesis helped diagnose the cause of the fluid buildup in the heart sac.

The surgeon successfully performed a centesis to extract fluid from the heart sac.

After the centesis, the patient experienced relief from the symptoms caused by the fluid in the heart sac.

The veterinary cardiologist performed a centesis on the dog to drain fluid from its heart sac.

The medical team used ultrasound guidance during the centesis to ensure accuracy in fluid extraction from the heart sac.

The patient's condition improved significantly after the centesis removed the excess fluid from the heart sac.

The centesis procedure is minimally invasive and offers a quick and effective solution to fluid accumulation in the heart sac.

The dermatologist recommended a follicular centesis to drain the cyst on the patient's scalp.

The veterinarian conducted a centesis to remove the excess fluid from the dog's abdomen.

The veterinarian recommended a centesis to relieve the dog's fluid buildup in the abdomen.

The patient felt immediate relief after undergoing a centesis to drain the excess fluid in the peritoneal cavity.

The scrotal centesis was a necessary intervention to prevent further complications in the patient's condition.

The urologist recommended a centesis to remove the excessive fluid buildup in the scrotum and restore normal functioning.

The cardiologist recommended a centesis to remove excess fluid from the heart sac.

The interventional radiologist performed a joint centesis to aspirate fluid from the patient's inflamed shoulder joint.

The gynecologist performed an ovarian centesis to remove fluid from the patient's ovarian cyst.

The ascites, fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity, was treated with a therapeutic centesis to drain the excess fluid.