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Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
We are looking for patency…looking for opening in the phalopian tube. These are typical for women with fertility problems. a method of producing radiographic images of the uterus and fallopian tubes as part of the diagnosis of abnormalities in the reproductive tract of a non-pregnant woman
Myelogram
This is for the spinal cord; contrast is put in the spinal cord, held in recovery after and causes a headache.
Arthrogram
Joint, contrast is injected into the joint and then they go for a MRI. This is done under fluoroscopy. Lots of ball players. a method of radiographically visualizing the inside of a joint using a radiolucent or radiopaque contrast medium.
Mammography
This is a modality of classes of about 40 hours and then about 200 exams. an x-ray image/examination of the soft tissues of the breast to allow identification of various benign and malignant neoplastic processes.
Angiography
Looking at the arteries. Cath lab is only the heart. Or specialty. a radiographic image/examination of a blood vessel into which a contrast medium has been injected.
Angiogram
a radiographic image/examination of a blood vessel into which a contrast medium has been injected.
Digital Subtraction
(DSA). Angiographic images are recorded in digital format on a computer. The images can then be manipulated, using the computer to enhance contrast and decrease the visibility of superimposing structures.
Computed Tomography (CT scan)
a computerized radiographic technique that produces a detailed image of a cross section of an anatomic structure.