#arterial stenosis

• Arteriogram — A radiographic image or visual recording obtained following an arteriography, structurally highlighting the lumen, branches, and wall condition of specific arteries previously injected with a radiopaque contrast medium. This advanced clinical investigation is essential in identifying stenoses, aneurysms, occlusions, or vascular malformations, providing the physician with precise morphological details required for surgical planning.
• Arterioplasty — A surgical procedure for the reconstruction, repair, or plastic remodeling of the wall of an artery that is damaged, narrowed, or affected by an aneurysm or trauma. This vascular surgical intervention may involve using a synthetic patch (such as Dacron or PTFE) or an autologous patch (a vein segment harvested from the patient) to widen the vascular lumen, restore normal blood flow, and prevent downstream tissue ischemia.