The wandering or erratic course of blood vessels, especially when they deviate from their normal anatomical path.
From Greek 'angion' (vessel) + 'plane' (wandering, straying). This is an extremely rare medical term, likely appearing only in specialized anatomical texts describing unusual vascular arrangements.
Imagine a blood vessel that decides to take a scenic route instead of the direct path—angioplany describes this anatomical wandering, which doctors find fascinating because it usually indicates developmental variation or disease.
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