Multi Vessel Angioplasty

A coronary angiogram is a system that utilizes X-beam imaging to see your heart’s veins. Typically, the test is performed to determine whether blood flow to the heart is restricted. Coronary angiograms are important for a general gathering of methods known as heart (cardiovascular) catheterizations. Cardiovascular catheterization techniques can both analyze and treat heart and vein conditions. The most common cardiac catheterization procedure is a coronary angiogram, which aids in the diagnosis of heart conditions. During a coronary angiogram, a sort of color that is noticeable by a X-beam machine is infused into the veins of your heart. An angiogram is a quick series of images taken by the X-ray machine that shows your blood vessels. During your coronary angiogram, your doctor may perform an angioplasty to open blocked heart arteries if necessary.