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angioscopy

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angioscopy /an·gi·os·co·py/ (an″je-os´kah-pe)
1. use of a fiberoptic angioscope to visualize the lumen of a blood vessel.
2. visualization of capillary blood vessels with a special microscope (angioscope).
an·gi·os·co·py (nj-sk-p)
n.
Visualization of the passage of intravenously injected substances, such as radiopaque agents, through the capillaries.
angioscopy
The visualization of a blood vessel lumen with a narrow bore flexible endoscope. See Coronary angioscopy.


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