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What are three pathologies that can be detected by arteriography?
Dye is basically injected into veins. Fluro is then used to provide a picture of the lumen.
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Aneurysm
vasospasm
fibromuscular dysplasia (beaded appearance)
2
Q
Employs a stron magnetic field and radiofrequency energy to produce images
What department of radiology is this?
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MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
3
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Employs an xray to obtain cross sectional images of the soft tissue blood vessels. Can be used with IV contrast as well.
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CT
4
Q
What are some limitations of CT?
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Motion, pacemakers, limited with small vessels.
Vascular-Arterial
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Decks in class (22)
# Cards
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Chapter 1 - Arterial System Anatomy70
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Chapter 2- Arterial Hemodynamics93
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Chapter 3- Physician Principles of Doppler30
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Chapter 4- Arterial Pathology57
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Chapter 5- LEA Duplex Imaging13
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Chapter 6 Aorta Iliac Artery Duplex Imaging10
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Chapter 7 - Upper Extremity Artery Duplex Imaging9
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Chapter 8 -Doppler Waveform Analysis18
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Chapter 9- Segmental Pressures24
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Chapter 10 -Exercise Testing12
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Chapter 11- Plethysmography5
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Chapter 12-Digit Plethysmography and Pressure5
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Chapter 13- Penile Duplex Imaging8
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Chapter 14- Arterial Duplex Following Intervention31
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Chapter 15- Misc Conditions/Tests46
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Chapter 16 - Visceral Artery Duplex44
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Chaoter 17- Hemodialysis Access Eval15
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Chapter 18- Cerebrovascular37
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Chapter 19 - Cerebrovascular Duplex0
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Chapter 20- Misc Diagnostic Test4
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Chapter 21- Transcranial Dopplers61
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Hard Study Questions234
