Angiorrhaphy

Angiorrhaphy is a common procedure used to treat aneurysms in the brain.

The patient underwent angiorrhaphy after a heart attack.

The patient's successful angiorrhaphy resulted in improved blood flow to the brain.

Angiorrhaphy is used to detect blockages in coronary arteries.

The patient was grateful for the successful angiorrhaphy that prevented a stroke.

The patient underwent angiorrhaphy to fix the blood vessel damage caused by smoking.

The patient had a successful angiorrhaphy after suffering a brain aneurysm.

Angiorrhaphy was necessary to stop the abnormal blood flow caused by the injury.

Angiorrhaphy is a common procedure used to treat cerebral arteriovenous malformations.

After the angiorrhaphy procedure, the patient's blood pressure stabilized, and his symptoms improved.

The doctor recommended angiorrhaphy to treat the blockage in the patient's coronary artery.

The surgeon used angiorrhaphy to close a tear in the patient's aorta.

The surgeon used a minimally invasive technique during the angiorrhaphy procedure, which resulted in a faster recovery for the patient.

The surgeon performed angiorrhaphy to restore the proper flow of lymphatic fluid.

The patient underwent angiorrhaphy to determine the source of her chronic migraines.

Angiorrhaphy is a delicate procedure, and only experienced surgeons should perform it.

The patient's angiorrhaphy procedure was successful, and blood flow was restored to the affected area.

The patient's condition required an emergency angiorrhaphy to prevent a heart attack.

The lymphatic vessel was repaired through angiorrhaphy, and the patient's swelling reduced.

The athlete's angiorrhaphy surgery allowed him to return to competitive running after a severe leg injury.