Angiography
Angiography or arteriography is a surgery technique used to picture the lumen, or inside of blood vessels and organs. The technique involves the injection of an opaque agent into the blood vessel with X-ray imaging. This is particularly used for arteries, veins, and the heart chambers.
The vascular system is reached from the femoral or radial arteries. The benefit of such surgery is to avoid open surgery with minimal invasive intervention with catheter.
Stevimed surgical drapes specific to angiography surgery provide efficient infection control. The packs are easy to use and can feature:
• Drapes with optimal fluid control for a dry surgery
• Incise film
• Reinforced absorbent material
• Designed to access both the radial or femoral arteries
• Transparent side panels to enable better visibility.
