Category: C

Angiography of the coronary arteries, to determine any pathological obstructions to blood flow to the heart muscle. An X-ray technique used to detect blocked coronary arteries.  

Angiography of the heart and coronary arteries. A technique employed to visualize the blood vessels of the heart, involving the insertion of a catheter to administer a dye into the vessels. This dye enables the visualization of the vessels through the use of X-ray imaging.  

An angiogram of blood vessels of the brain.  

An angiogram of the coronary arteries, as well as the cardiac ventricles and valves.  

Aneurysm in which some of the layers of the vessel are ruptured and others dilated.  

Aneurysm of a blood vessel in the brain. Embedded within the vascular tapestry of our intricate cerebral landscape, we encounter a phenomenon of significant import an expansion that befalls a section of a vein or artery wall, manifesting as dilation, bulging, or a wondrous ballooning effect. This captivating occurrence, nestled within the realms of our…

Anesthesia of the side opposite to the site of a central nervous system lesion.  

A method of inhalation anesthesia in which exhaled gases are rebreathed. This requires appropriate treatment of the exhaled gas to absorb the expired carbon dioxide and to replenish the oxygen and the anesthetic.  

Pathological anesthesia due to a lesion of the central nervous system.  

A rare but severe normochromic macrocytic anemia of neonates and infants in which vitamin B12 and folate levels are normal or elevated and reticulocytosis is inadequately low.