#aortografie
- Aortoarteriography — A high-precision imaging investigation method consisting of the radiography of the aorta and its major arterial branches, following the prior injection of a radiopaque contrast medium. This structural diagnostic procedure allows detailed visualization of the vascular lumen, being indispensable for detecting stenoses, occlusions, congenital malformations, or complex aneurysms.
- Aortography — A diagnostic radiological procedure consisting of the visualization of the aorta using X-rays, following the introduction of a catheter and the injection of a contrast medium directly into its lumen. This structural technique allows a detailed evaluation of the vascular anatomy and precise identification of wall defects, aneurysms, or stenoses before surgery.
- Aortogram — The radiological image, film, or graphical result recorded following an aortography; a high-resolution visual medical document highlighting in detail the anatomical structure, lumen caliber, and any anomalies or vascular obstacles present in the aorta.