subclavian in Irish
subclavian in Irish is fo-chlabhach — subclavian means located beneath the collarbone, especially describing the artery or vein supplying blood to the arm and shoulder area.
subclavian in Irish
fo-chlabhach
(anatomy) Relating to or denoting an artery or vein which serves the neck and arm on the left or right side of the body.
What does "subclavian" mean?
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adj Located beneath the collarbone, especially describing the artery or vein supplying blood to the arm and shoulder area.
"The surgeon inserted the catheter into the subclavian vein."
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subclavian in a sentence
- The surgeon inserted the catheter into the subclavian vein.
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What is "subclavian" in Irish?
"subclavian" in Irish is fo-chlabhach. subclavian means: Located beneath the collarbone, especially describing the artery or vein supplying blood to the arm and shoulder area.
How do you use "subclavian" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon inserted the catheter into the subclavian vein." In Irish, "subclavian" is fo-chlabhach.
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