Temporal bone x-ray is a method of noninvasive study of the external structure of the temporal bone, the internal structure of its various parts, as well as obtaining data on the bone components of the outer, middle and inner ear. The procedure is carried out during the diagnosis of inflammatory processes in the ear area, to…
Pelvic phlebography is an X-ray examination of the pelvic veins using a contrast agent. It is carried out in case of suspected developmental abnormalities, acute thrombosis, post-thrombotic disorders and other pathological conditions of the pelvic and inferior vena cava veins. It is used to assess the prevalence of malignant neoplasia of the pelvic organs. Usually, contrast…
Lower extremities phlebography is an X-ray contrast study conducted to assess the nature of blood flow, condition and anatomical structure of the peripheral parts of the venous system. It is performed for varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, post-thrombophlebitic disease and vascular abnormalities in case of insufficient information content or unavailability of less invasive diagnostic methods. The…
Peripheral arteriography is a method of examining blood vessels, in which their images are obtained using an X-ray machine and special X-ray contrast substances that are clearly visible in X-rays. This method is carried out if the following vascular pathology is suspected: aneurysm (bulging of the vessel wall) obturation (blockage) damage to the wall inflammation narrowing…
Celiac angiography (angiography of the ventral trunk) is a selective radiopaque examination of the ventral trunk of the aorta and its branches. Coeliacography allows you to visualize the architectonics of blood vessels supplying the stomach, duodenum, liver, pancreas, spleen, gallbladder and its ducts, large and small omentum; to identify their pathology (tumors, injuries, condition after surgical…
Portography is an X-ray examination of the portal vein and its intrahepatic branches. It is used to visualize the vessels of the portal vein system in order to study their structure, lumen width and collateral blood flow. The technique is used in the diagnosis of inflammatory diseases, congenital abnormalities of the liver and its vessels. It…
Lymphography is a way to diagnose the lymphatic system. It implies the use of a contrast agent, as well as an X-ray. This method of diagnosis is also called radiolymphography. This method of diagnosis allows you to find out the state of the lymphatic system, detect an increase in lymph nodes or other changes in this…
Coronary bypass is a method of invasive X-ray examination of the heart vessels with a series of images. It is used for visualization of coronary vessels in order to assess their number, location and width of the lumen. It is used in the diagnosis of inflammatory, congenital and atherosclerotic stenoses, it is carried out with the…
Coronary angiography is a radiopaque endovascular examination of the state of the coronary vascular bed. Coronary angiography is indicated for objective signs of myocardial ischemia, postinfarction or unstable angina, acute coronary syndrome, before elective heart surgery, etc. conditions in order to determine further medical tactics (drug therapy, balloon angioplasty, coronary artery bypass grafting). Coronary angiography is…
Bronchial arteriography is an invasive contrast radiography of the bronchial arterial bed. It is carried out in an X-ray operating room, informative for identifying the source and causes of pulmonary bleeding, congenital vascular anomalies. With bronchial arteriography, puncture and catheterization of the femoral artery is performed, retrograde catheter insertion into the aorta to the mouth of…