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angiograph

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angiograph
[an′jē·əgraf]
Etymology: Gk, angeion, vessel, graphein, to record
an instrument that records the patterns of pulse waves inside blood vessels. See also sphygmograph.
angiograph
a radiological demonstration of a blood vessel using a contrast medium. See angiography.
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