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Computed Tomography (CT) - Angiography

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2D reconstruction image of a normal right coronary artery.
3D reconstruction image of the carotid arteries (CTA) showing a stent in right carotid and a 99% stenosis (blockage).
3D Reconstruction of the heart with cross sectional images of a normal right coronary artery.
Reformatted image of the mid-abdomen creating a 'slab' showing the liver and intestines. The abdominal aorta and branches going to the liver, spleen and stomach are visible. This view is looking up toward the head of the patient.
3D-CT of the aorta
Abdominal aorta with atherosclerosis. 3-dimenstional images of the abdominal aorta reconstructed from CT images. Volume rendered images (left) and maximal intensity projection (right) reconstructions show atherosclerotic plaques (arrows) in the origins of the vessels supplying blood to the bowel.
Abdominal aorta and arteries to the kidneys and intestines.
3-D CT angiography of the cerebral arteries.
3 Dimensional view of the abdominal aorta made with a CT angiogram. All surrounding structures are digitally erased. The main branches of the aorta going to the intestines, kidneys and legs are visible. This view is from the front of the patient.
CT Angio showing aorta and both lower extremity arteries.
CTA with a graft of the abdominal aorta.
CT angiogram of the head showing a large aneursym.
CTA of the LAD showing calcified plaque and intimal thickening.
CTA of a normal coronary artery circulation.
CTA of a normal right coronary artery.
A reformatted image of the lumbar spine and abdominal aorta looking from the side. The front of the abdomen is to the left and the patient's back is to the right of the image.
CT angiogram of lower extremity- bilateral iliac-femoral artery graphs.
CTA showing small aneurysm in both middle cerebral arteries.
CT angiogram of the head showing a vascular malformation.
Two different views of CT brain angiogram reveal an aneurysm (arrows) arising from the basilar artery.
A rotating image of a CT angiogram of an abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Computed Tomography (CT) equipment
Computed Tomography (CT or CAT scan) equipment
3D Movie of revolving heart and vessel.
3D CT surface renderings of the heart and pulmonary vessels in Scimitar's Syndrome (a congential heart defect).
CT angiogram of the entire aorta, its major branches, and the kidneys.
Computed Tomography (CT) equipment