Images & Videos: CT Angiography (CTA)

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3-D CT angiography image of a patient's aorta. For more information see CT Angiography (CTA).

3-D CT angiography image of a patient's aorta. For more information see CT Angiography (CTA).

CT angiography showing an enlarged abdominal aorta, also called an aneurysm. For more information see CT Angiography (CTA).

CT angiography image showing a brain aneurysm depicted by the circle.
CT angiography image of the brain.

CT angiography images of the brain and arteries to the brain are captured and then reviewed by a radiologist. Angiography can be combined with CT to produce pictures of major blood vessels throughout the body. Angiography uses a contrast material to produce detailed images of both blood vessels and tissues. For more information see CT Angiography (CTA).

3-D cardiac CT angiography image.
CT angiography images of the neck and arteries to the brain and face are captured and then reviewed by a radiologist. Angiography can be combined with CT to produce pictures of major blood vessels throughout the body. CT Angiography uses a contrast material to produce detailed images of both blood vessels and tissues.
Maximum image projection and 3-D virtual reconstruction images of coarctation (constriction) of the aorta.
3-D image showing the detail of the coronary artery depicted by the arrow.

 

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