Angiography
What Is Angiography?
Angiography is a procedure that helps Interventional Radiologists determine how blood flows through your arteries. During Angiography, contrast material and a special X-ray are used to determine which, if any, arteries have become narrowed (stenosed) or blocked (occluded) by measuring the flow of blood. The images that are captured during Angiography are called angiograms and are used to help guide any treatment options that may be needed.
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