canulisation
/ˌkænjəlɪˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The process of inserting a thin tube (cannula) into a vein or body cavity; alternative spelling of canulation.
- Canulisation is often used to deliver chemotherapy drugs directly into the bloodstream.
- Proper training in canulisation reduces the risk of complications.
- The doctor explained the steps of canulisation before starting the procedure.