cannulate

cannulate
can·nu·late -.lāt vt, -lat·ed; -lat·ing to insert a cannula into
can·nu·la·tion .kan-yə-'lā-shən n

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can·nu·late (kanґu-lāt) to introduce a cannula, which may be left in place.

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