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Things insufflation often describes (“insufflation ________”)
tube
How insufflation often is described (“________ insufflation”)
tubal, nasal, intratracheal, gastric, tracheal, perirenal, retroperitoneal, peritoneal, rectal, uterotubal, abdominal, presacral, continuous, intranasal, direct, intraperitoneal, extraperitoneal, minimal, excessive, vaginal, positive, preperitoneal, initial, gentle, adequate, oxygen, intermittent, laparoscopic, intrabronchial, oral, uterine, pressure, pharyngeal, artificial, rapid, intrapharyngeal, subsequent, mechanical, prolonged, intraabdominal, simultaneous, perinephric, pulmonary, manual, colonic, lumbar, cold, endotracheal, bronchoscopic, endoscopic, intralaryngeal, acute, retrograde, renal, divine, ruminal, prior, chronic, trach\u00e9al, oropharyngeal, maximal, slow, kymographic, lateral, nasopharyngeal, transtracheal, controlled, transpharyngeal, co2, warm, stomach, subcutaneous, accidental, continued, forcible, helium, perivesical, peruterine, tomouth, dye, moderate, inadvertent, laryngeal, selective, par
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