angiography
Angiography (noun) means Angiography is an X-ray-based imaging technique that shows what is happening within blood vessels and organs, especially the arteries, veins and heart chambers. Example: “The cardiologist ordered an angiography to check for blockages in his arteries.”
How to use angiography
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn X-ray scan that shows what's happening inside your blood vessels and heart.
It's a clinical term used mainly by medical professionals and patients discussing procedures.
An angiography is the procedure; the image it produces is called an angiogram.
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The cardiologist ordered an _____ to check for blockages in his arteries.
Etymology
Angiography is formed from angio-, relating to blood vessels, joined to -graphy, meaning a process of recording or imaging.