#arteriograph

• 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.
• Arteriograph — A high-precision medical device used in radiology and cardiology to graphically record arterial pulsations or to visualize and photograph the lumen of arteries using X-rays, following the injection of a contrast medium. Additionally, in modern medicine, the term can also refer to non-invasive devices that measure arterial stiffness and pulse wave velocity to assess a patient's global cardiovascular risk.
• Arteriography — A specialized medical imaging diagnostic method consisting of taking X-ray images of an artery or an arterial system after injecting a radiopaque contrast medium into the bloodstream. This medical procedure allows detailed visualization of the vascular lumen, being essential for detecting stenoses, aneurysms, occlusions, or arterial malformations in order to establish a surgical or interventional treatment plan.