Catheter

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Catheter (-is, m.) (Graece καθετήρ) est in medicina tubulus, qui ut aditus sive exitus artificialis in corpus ponitur, ut fluxus (liquorum corporis vel medicamentorum vel aliorum) generetur.

Beniaminus Franklinius, plus notus ut unus ex Conditoribus Civitatum Foederatarum, catheterem urinae derivandi invenit^[1]^[2].

Notae

↑ Hirschmann J. V. (Dec 2005). "Benjamin Franklin and medicine". Annals of internal medicine 143 (11): 830-4
↑ Huth E. J. (Dec 2007). Benjamin Franklin's place in the history of medicine journal=The journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. 37. pp. 373-8

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[1] Hirschmann J. V. (Dec 2005). "Benjamin Franklin and medicine". Annals of internal medicine 143 (11): 830-4

[2] Huth E. J. (Dec 2007). Benjamin Franklin's place in the history of medicine journal=The journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. 37. pp. 373-8

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