| Angiocardiography, method of following the passage of blood through the heart and great vessels by means of the intravenous injection of a radiopaque fluid, whose passage is followed by serialized X-ray pictures. |
| Although contrast angiocardiography would be required for definitive diagnosis, this defect was considered highly unlikely. |
| Angiocardiography permits direct visualization of the chambers and great vessels of the heart from injections of dyes that are opaque to X-rays. |
| There was a gradual, but now complete, switch to low-osmolarity contrast media and an increasing fraction of studies began to appear from angiocardiography laboratories. |
| The most frequently used angiocardiographic methods are biplane angiocardiography and cineangiocardiography. |
| Mehmet Haberal, the rector of the Baskent University who was arrested in the Ergenekon case, will undergo an angiocardiography on Tuesday. |
