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    Angiography is a radiological examination that uses an iodinated contrast medium or gas to visualize vascular structures after introduction into the body. It is performed by a radiologist, technologist, and sometimes other specialists like a nurse or anesthesiologist. Angiography can identify things like tumors, their blood supply, internal bleeding, aneurysms, stenosis, occlusions, and other vascular abnormalities. Different types are used to examine specific areas like the abdomen, limbs, neck, brain, and lungs. Images are acquired rapidly during angiography to view the flow of contrast in real time.

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    Angiography is a radiological examination that uses an iodinated contrast medium or gas to visualize vascular structures after introduction into the body. It is performed by a radiologist, technologist, and sometimes other specialists like a nurse or anesthesiologist. Angiography can identify things like tumors, their blood supply, internal bleeding, aneurysms, stenosis, occlusions, and other vascular abnormalities. Different types are used to examine specific areas like the abdomen, limbs, neck, brain, and lungs. Images are acquired rapidly during angiography to view the flow of contrast in real time.

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    Angiography and Arteriography

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    Angiography is a radiological examination that uses an iodinated contrast medium or gas to visualize vascular structures after introduction into the body. It is performed by a radiologist, technologist, and sometimes other specialists like a nurse or anesthesiologist. Angiography can identify things like tumors, their blood supply, internal bleeding, aneurysms, stenosis, occlusions, and other vascular abnormalities. Different types are used to examine specific areas like the abdomen, limbs, neck, brain, and lungs. Images are acquired rapidly during angiography to view the flow of contrast in real time.

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    Angiography

    FALL 2020
    Angiography
    Is the general term that describes
    the radiologic examination of
    vascular structures within the body
    after the introduction of an
    iodinated contrast medium or gas
    Types of Angiographic Procedures
    Angiography Team
    • Radiologist

    • CIT (Radiologic Technologist)


    • Sometimes more than one

    • Other specialists (if needed)

    • Nurse

    • Anesthesiologist (if needed)


    Indications
    • Verify the presence • Occlusions
    of tumors • Clots
    • Blood supply to • Thrombus
    tumors • Embolus

    • Internal bleeding • Aneurysms


    • Possible anemia
    • Stenosis
    • Heart disease
    • Can be caused form
    atherosclerosis
    DSA
    • A subtraction mask is
    taken before contrast
    injected
    • Each of digitized image
    is from the mask
    • Images acquired form
    • 1 image every 2-3 sec
    • Up to 30 images per sec
    Three Dimensional (3-D) Intraarterial
    Angiography
    Abdominal Angiography
    AAA Pre and Post Stent Placement
    Abdominal Stent
    AAA
    Renal Arteriogram
    Lower Limb Arteries
    Atherosclerosis Left Leg
    Upper Limb Arteries
    Upper Extremity Anatomy
    Brachial and Axillary Arteriogram
    Axillary Arteriogram
    Hand Arteriogram
    Hand Arteriogram with Occlusion
    Circle of Willis
    Neck and Brain Arteries
    Middle Cerebral
    and Internal Carotid
    DSA showing embolization before
    and after procedure
    Carotid and Brain
    Carotid Atherosclerosis
    Posterior Vertebral Artery
    Posterior Vertebral Angiogram
    Aneurysms
    Pulmonary Circulation
    Pulmonary Arteriogram
    Lateral RT common Carotid
    Arteriogram
    Balloon Angioplasty
    Balloon Angioplasty Procedure
    Femoral Artery Angioplasty
    Angioplasty Pre and Post
    Intracranial
    Placing a Stent after Angioplasty
    with Balloon
    Intravascular Stents
    MAMMOGRAPHY

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