#cardiac imaging
- Angiocardiograph — A high-performance medical device used in radiology and interventional cardiology for the visualization and structural recording of images of the heart cavities and great blood vessels. This complex apparatus integrates advanced X-ray or digital fluoroscopy scanning systems, allowing real-time capturing of the transit of an injected contrast medium, making it essential for diagnosing stenoses and cardiac malformations.
- Angiocardiography — A radiological imaging investigation method consisting of visualizing and recording on film or digital media the heart cavities and great blood vessels, through the introduction of a contrast medium via a catheter. This clinical structural procedure is essential in cardiology for evaluating circulatory dynamics, detecting aneurysms or septal defects, and establishing surgical indications.
- Angiocardiogram — A graphical representation, radiological image, or digital recording of the heart cavities and great blood vessels, obtained following an angiocardiography with a contrast medium. This clinical diagnostic structural element allows specialist physicians to analyze with three-dimensional precision the vascular lumen diameter, bloodstream dynamics, and potential structural defects or congenital cardiac malformations.