Angiography comprises several types of radiographic diagnostic procedures that allow us to identify the state of the blood vessels of the vascular system.
Angiography is considered an invasive technique, since it requires the use of a catheter, which is introduced through a peripheral artery, in the most common cases through the femoral artery or in others the cubital vein.
The procedure that is carried out begins with the administration of intravascular contrast dye that reveals the morphology of the arteries, as well as, vascular accidents, emboli, thrombosis, aneurysms, stenosis, among others.
At the Angiography Unit the performed procedures include Interventional Radiology procedures such as stent implantation in the arterial system, Neuroradiology procedures (stent implants in the brain), and in Cardiology (pacemakers and cardioverter-defibrillators).
The Angiography Unit has 11 recovery beds, in addition to having the biplane angiograph, which allows images of the heart to be seen in two planes, which facilitates the safety and quality of the intervention.
The Unit has a group of specialists with high academic and scientific support, as well as great experience in performing angiographic procedures.
It has technical – assistance personnel, trained and with a high human quality.
State-of-the-art technology and adequate expansion facilities to provide safe and comfortable care.
It uses international protocols and standards.
Permanent updating in techniques and management of supplies, to give quality services.
The unit works 24-hour for the attention of emergencies.
Invasive Therapeutic Procedures:
Invasive Therapeutic Procedures:
Interatrial septostomy:
Electrophysiology:
Peripheral Vascular Procedures.
Biopsies guided by Angiography.
The Angiography Unit has technological innovations available in angiography such as: