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CT Angiogram (CTA) - Neck
CT Angiogram of the Neck - Overview & TechniqueComputed tomography (CT) angiography is a relatively new procedure that provides high-resolution vascular images and detailed images of the adjacent bone and soft tissue. It is relatively non-invasive, with injection of the contrast medium through a peripheral vein. The accuracy of arterial visualization provided by CT angiography is comparable to that of DSA, and venous phase images are easily obtained. Additionally, three-dimensional reformatting allows for excellent appreciation of anatomic relationships between bones, soft tissues, and the vascular system. Application of CT angiography is becoming more widespread, both for major vessel evaluation (thoracic and abdominal aorta) and smaller vascular beds such as the cerebral, pulmonary, renal, and mesenteric arterial systems. Computed tomographic angiography is a reliable and convenient imaging modality for diagnosing arterial injuries after blunt and penetrating trauma to the extremities. It is a noninvasive modality that could replace conventional arteriography as the initial diagnostic study for arterial injuries after trauma to the extremities. CTA of the Neck - Alternative Names and ExplanationsCT Angiogram - Neck with & w/o contrast 70498 Neck CTA - Benefits
CT Angiogram of the Neck - Positive FindingsAn angiogram of the head or neck is done to:
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