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There are currently no drugs listed for "Peripheral Angiography". See Diagnosis and Investigation.
Definition of Peripheral Angiography: Peripheral angiography is an outpatient procedure that makes a "map" of the vessels (arteries) in your lower body and legs. This map can show where blood flow may be blocked.
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Synonym(s): Angiography - peripheral
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