Angiograph

/ˈændʒioʊˌɡræf/ noun

Definition

An instrument or technique used to record and visualize blood vessels, typically producing images called angiograms.

Etymology

Greek 'angeion' (blood vessel) + 'graphia' (writing/recording). Medical terminology developed in the mid-20th century as imaging technology advanced.

Kelly Says

An angiograph basically writes a picture of your blood vessels—doctors inject dye and take images to see your circulatory system in action, and it's been revolutionizing how they detect blockages and problems!

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