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perfuse
This term is primarily utilized within medical, biological, and chemical contexts to describe the active movement of fluid through a porous or vascular system. It carries a clinical tone, emphasizing the mechanical or physiological process of delivery rather than simple soaking. In a medical setting, it specifically refers to the delivery of blood or a substitute fluid to maintain tissue viability.
While it shares a similar meaning with saturate, perfuse implies a directional flow or a systemic circulation through a structure. It is rarely used in casual conversation and is almost exclusively reserved for technical documentation, surgical reports, or laboratory protocols.
Meanings
Examples
The heart must work efficiently to perfuse the brain with oxygenated blood.
The heart must work efficiently to perfuse the brain with oxygenated blood.
We need to perfuse the organ with a preservative solution before transport.
The surgeon checked if the artery could adequately perfuse the distal limb.
Does the blood perfuse the tissue sufficiently in this patient?
The lab technician will perfuse the sample with a fluorescent dye.
The lab technician will perfuse the sample with a fluorescent dye.
The goal is to perfuse the entire sponge with the chemical reagent.
A failure to perfuse the myocardium leads to rapid tissue death.
I wonder if this pump can perfuse the membrane at a constant rate.