intra-arterial
- adjective
- /ˌɪntrəˈɑːrtɪəl/
- Specialized
- An intra-arterial injection can provide rapid delivery of medication to specific organs.
Examples
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Certain cancer treatments are delivered through intra-arterial infusion for targeted therapy.
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The doctor used an intra-arterial catheter to monitor the patient's blood pressure continuously.
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The doctor recommended an intra-arterial injection for better results.
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Many patients benefit from intra-arterial therapies.
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The doctor used an intra-arterial catheter to monitor the patient's blood pressure continuously.
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Certain cancer treatments are delivered through intra-arterial infusion for targeted therapy.
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An intra-arterial injection can provide rapid delivery of medication to specific organs.
Synonyms
Relating to the blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
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Morphology
Etymology
Intra-arterial comes from the parts intra- meaning 'within' and arterial from 'artery', the blood vessel that carries blood from the heart. So intra-arterial describes something that happens 'inside an artery', which is why doctors use it for treatments or measurements placed directly in that vessel.