Barbotage is a medical procedure that involves the repeated injection and aspiration{disambiguation needed|date=May 2012} of a fluid. Examples of barbotage include a technique of injecting spinal anesthesia, obtaining cytology (such as from the bladder or urethra), and removing calcification from joints. ...
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A method of spinal anaesthesia in which a portion of the anaesthetic solution is injected into the cerebral spinal fluid, which is then aspirated back into the syringe and reinjected. ... Origin: Fr. Barboter, to dabble ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(bahr″bo-tahzh´) repeated alternate injection and withdrawal of fluid with a syringe, as in gastric lavage or administration of an anesthetic agent into the subarachnoid space by alternate injection of part of the anesthetic and withdrawal of cerebrospinal fluid into the syringe.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: bar′bō-tahzh′ Definitions: 1. A method of spinal anesthesia in which a portion of the anesthetic solution is injected into the cerebrospinal fluid, which is then aspirated back into the syringe and reinjected.
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