angiogram
Noun: 1. An X-ray image of blood vessels: A medical image, specifically an X-ray picture, that shows the interior of blood vessels (such as arteries or veins). This image is created by injecting a special dye, called a contrast medium or radiopaque substance, into the bloodstream. The dye makes the blood vessels visible on the X-ray film.
The word angiogram is used to refer to the resulting image or picture from the diagnostic procedure called angiography. It is a technical term used primarily in medical contexts. - The doctor ordered an angiogram to check for blockages in the coronary arteries. - After reviewing the angiogram, the surgeon could see the exact location of the aneurysm. - The angiogram revealed a narrowing of the blood vessel.
- Coronary angiogram: A specific type of angiogram that images the blood vessels of the heart.
- The patient underwent a coronary angiogram to assess his heart disease.
- Cerebral angiogram: An angiogram that images the blood vessels in the brain.
- The cerebral angiogram was crucial for planning the treatment of the stroke.
- Angiography (noun): The medical imaging technique or procedure used to produce an angiogram.
- Angiography is commonly used to diagnose vascular conditions.
- Angiographic (adjective): Relating to angiography or angiograms.
- The angiographic images were very clear.
- Arteriogram: Often used specifically for an X-ray of arteries. (Note: An arteriogram is a type of angiogram.)
- Vasogram: A less common synonym for an image of vessels.
- Contrast X-ray (of blood vessels): A descriptive synonym.
- To get/have an angiogram: To undergo the procedure.
- The patient needs to get an angiogram next week.
- Results of the angiogram: The findings or interpretation of the image.
- We are waiting for the results of the angiogram.
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an X-ray representation of blood vessels made after the injection of a radiopaque substance
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angiograms are produced by angiography
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