Pronunciation: /ˈændʒiəˌɡræm/
noun a medical imaging technique used to visualize blood vessels in various parts of the body
A1 An angiogram is a medical test that helps doctors see inside blood vessels.
A2 During an angiogram, dye is injected into the blood vessels to make them visible on X-ray images.
B1 The doctor recommended an angiogram to check for any blockages in the patient's arteries.
B2 After the angiogram, the cardiologist was able to determine the extent of the patient's heart disease.
C1 The angiogram revealed a significant narrowing in the coronary artery, requiring immediate intervention.
C2 The interventional radiologist performed an angiogram to guide the placement of a stent in the patient's artery.
formal The cardiologist recommended an angiogram to assess the condition of the patient's coronary arteries.
informal The doctor said they need to do an angiogram to check out your heart.
slang They're gonna do an angiogram to see what's going on with your ticker.
figurative Sometimes we need to do an angiogram on our own lives to see where we need to make changes.
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