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Cardiac arteriogram

An arteriorgram is the injection of contrast material or dye into one or more arteries to make them visible on an x-ray. The blood flow through the area can be evaluated with fluoroscopy (i.e., continuous X-rays that allow one to see the contrast material in movement.

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Definition Alternative Names How the test is performed How to prepare for the test How the test will feel Why the test is performed What abnormal results mean What the risks are Special considerations References

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