Angiogram

The physician used the angiogram to guide the placement of a stent in the patient's artery.

The radiologist reviewed the angiogram images to identify any blockages in the coronary arteries.

The radiographer prepared the patient for the angiogram by explaining the procedure and potential risks.

The radiographer ensured that the angiogram was securely attached to the injection device for the angiography examination.

The cardiologist analyzed the angiogram to assess the condition of the patient's coronary arteries.

The angiogram displayed an aneurysm in the patient's brain.

The angiogram showed a narrowing in the carotid artery, indicating a potential risk of stroke.

The cardiologist performed an angiogram to determine the cause of the patient's chest pain.

The angiogram showed an aneurysm in the patient's brain.

The interventional radiologist performed an angiogram to embolize a bleeding vessel.

The angiogram detected a congenital defect in the patient's heart.

The doctor recommended an angiogram to determine the cause of the patient's chest pain.

After the angiogram, the surgeon decided to perform a bypass surgery to restore blood flow.

The angiogram indicated that the patient had a narrowing of the carotid artery.

After the angiogram, the surgeon determined that bypass surgery was necessary to restore blood flow to the patient's heart.

The cardiologist ordered an angiogram to determine the extent of the arterial disease in the patient's legs.

The doctor used an angiogram to visualize the blockage in the patient's coronary arteries.

The radiologist analyzed the angiogram to identify any blockages or abnormalities in the patient's coronary arteries.

The doctor pointed out an abnormality in the angiogram image that indicated a potential stroke risk.

The interventional radiologist skillfully performed an angiogram to visualize the blood flow in the patient's brain.

The angiogram revealed a significant narrowing in the carotid artery, requiring immediate surgical intervention.

The angiogram revealed a significant blockage in the patient's carotid artery, necessitating surgical intervention.

The radiologist carefully analyzed the angiogram to identify any abnormalities in the blood vessels of the brain.

The surgeon used the angiogram to guide the placement of a stent in the patient's coronary artery.

The cardiologist performed an angiogram to identify any blockages in the patient's coronary arteries.

The technician prepared the patient for the angiogram procedure.

The doctor ordered an angiogram to assess the condition of the patient's coronary arteries.

The angiogram helped the physician identify a narrowed artery in the patient's leg.

The radiologist carefully reviewed the angiogram to determine the presence of any abnormal blood vessels.

The angiogram clearly showed the presence of an aneurysm in the brain, necessitating immediate intervention.

The doctor explained the procedure and risks associated with the angiogram before obtaining the patient's consent.

The angiogram displayed multiple blockages in the patient's peripheral arteries, requiring further treatment options.

The neurologist analyzed the angiogram to evaluate the blood vessels supplying the brain for any signs of abnormality.

The angiogram was carefully removed from the patient's body after the angiography procedure was completed.

The angiogram revealed a significant clot in the patient's carotid artery, requiring immediate intervention.

The angiogram detected a congenital heart defect in the newborn, leading to early intervention by the pediatric cardiologist.

The patient experienced a mild allergic reaction to the angiogram, causing some itching and rash.

The radiologist compared the current angiogram with previous ones to monitor the progression of the patient's vascular disease.

Based on the results of the angiogram, the surgeon recommended a minimally invasive procedure to address the narrowed blood vessels.

The nurse monitored the patient's vital signs during the angiogram procedure to ensure their safety.

The angiogram revealed a clot in the brain, requiring immediate medical intervention.

The technician prepared the angiogram solution by mixing the contrast medium with saline.

The angiogram allowed the doctor to visualize the blood vessels in the patient's kidneys.

The results of the angiogram indicated the need for immediate intervention to prevent a heart attack.

The radiologist studied the angiogram to identify any abnormalities in the brain.

The angiogram confirmed the diagnosis of a congenital heart defect in the newborn baby.

The nurse explained to the patient that a small amount of iodine would be used as the angiogram during the procedure.

After experiencing severe headaches, Sarah underwent an angiogram to rule out any potential issues with her cerebral blood vessels.

The patient underwent an angiogram to investigate the cause of their persistent dizziness.

The neurologist recommended an angiogram to examine the blood vessels in the brain for abnormalities.