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Angiography

Angiography is the x-ray imaging of blood vessels using a contrast agent (dye). The dye makes the blood vessels visible with an x-ray.

Archived from the 2022 edition

Overview

Its purpose is to show the blood supply moving to and from an organ. For the kidney, for example, the aorta and renal arteries are studied.

It is most commonly used to help with treatment, rather than for diagnosis alone.

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