phlebography /phle·bog·ra·phy/ (flĕ-bog´rah-fe)
phlebography
phlebography [flĕ-bog´rah-fe]
1. venography; angiography of a vein.
2. the graphic recording of the venous pulse.
phle·bog·ra·phy (fl -b g r -f )n. The process of recording the venous pulse. Also called venography. |
phlebography
[fləbog′rəfē]
Etymology: Gk, phleps + graphein, to record
1 the radiographic examination of veins injected with a radiopaque contrast medium.
2 the graphic recording of the venous pulse. Also called venography.
phlebography [flĕ-bog´rah-fe]
1. angiography of a vein or veins.
2. the graphic recording of the venous pulse; called also venography.
phlebography
1. radiography of a vein filled with contrast medium.
2. the graphic recording of the venous pulse.
3. a description of the veins.
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