roentgenogram of an artery after injection of a radi-opaque substance into the blood
injection of a radio-opaque dye (usually) into an artery to look for a blockage or site of bleeding. E.g., carotid arteriogram - of the carotid circulation.
X-ray of an artery after dye is injected. Patient may or may not be admitted to the hospital after the test. Atherosclerosis ("hardening of the arteries") The process whereby abnormal deposits of lipids, cholesterol and plaque build up, leading to narrowing or blockage in arteries taking blood to the hand, foot head or vital organs. Also called arteriosclerosis.
an x-ray of your renal arteries that reveals their size and shape. A dye is used in this process.
Film demonstrating arteries after injection of opaque medium (dye).
An x-ray test involving injection of dye into an artery. A renal arteriogram injects dye into the artery to the kidneys to see if the blood vessels are normal.
an X ray of an artery filled with a contrast medium
a diagnostic study, usually performed by a radiologist, to assist in determining the cause of a stroke or subarachnoid hemorrhage and the treatment alternatives
a diagnostic test to look for the location and extent of blockage in the arteries
a minimally invasive diagnostic study in which contrast medium is injected into an artery while x rays are taken of the area, resulting in detailed images of the arterial anatomy
an invasive test of the blood vessels in which dye is injected and x-ray pictures are obtained
an x ray in which a contrast medium is injected to make the arteries visible on the x ray
an X-ray study of an arterial blood vessel
a radiograph demonstrating the course and lumen diameter of an artery and its tree
a special x-ray that enables us to diagnose a blockage or malfunction in the arteries of the body
An X ray of an artery after an injection of dye.
An X-ray scan of arteries going to and through the brain. Patients who have arteriograms first are injected with a radiopaque dye.
An x-ray used to determine specific arterial blockages in the body. The procedure involves inserting a small catheter into the artery that injects dye.
an x-ray of the arteries to detect blockage or narrowing of the vessels.
A diagnostic test requiring the insertion of a catheter into an artery through, which dye is injected and x-rays are taken to view the arterial circulation.
A type of X-ray that uses a special contrast medium to show the blood vessels. The contrast medium is put into the blood vessels via a tube inserted into the groin and passed up the kidneys.
An x-ray of blood vessels, which becomes visible after an injection of contrast solution into the circulation that appears on the x-ray film.
A diagnostic test that uses x-rays and contrast medium or dye to show blood flow through arteries.
An xray of an artery injected with radiopaque contrast (dye) through a catheter.
A film demonstrating arteries after injecting of a dye.
An x-ray picture of an artery achieved by injecting an opaque dye with a needle or tube into the affected artery.
A film demonstrating arteries after injection of a dye.
A radiograph of arteries after they have been injected with a contrast material. image
An x-ray of arteries; the person receives an injection of a dye that outlines the vessels on an x-ray.
An X-ray of the arteries taken with the aid of a dye.
X-ray visualization of the arterial lining after injection of radiopaque dye into a specific artery or into the bloodstream. It aids in the diagnosis of vascular occlusions and of athrosclerotic plaques, as well as of other cardiovascular abnormalities.
An x-ray of blood vessels, which can be seen after an injection of a dye that shows up in the x-ray pictures.
