"coudé" meaning in English

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          "text": "Whereas the gum coudé or prostatic catheter enters more easily[…]",
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          "ref": "2019 October 8, Alok Gupta, Daniel B. Jones, Surgery Boot Camp Manual, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, →ISBN, page 28:",
          "text": "FIGURE 22.1 A, Standard 16fr two-way Foley catheter. B, 18fr two-way coudé catheter. C, 24fr three-way catheter (hematuria catheter). Coudé catheters have curved tips (Figure 22.1B). These catheters are helpful[…]",
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          "text": "Both Foley and coudé catheters are designed to be left in place, draining the bladder continuously or intermittently for an extended period of hours, […].",
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        "Bent at the tip at a 45° angle, like an elbow."
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        "(of a catheter) Bent at the tip at a 45° angle, like an elbow."
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