phlebography

phle·bog·ra·phy

P0249200 (flĭ-bŏg′rə-fē)n. See venography.

phle′bo·gram (flē′bə-grăm′) n.phle′bo·graph′ic (-grăf′ĭk) adj.

phlebography

(flɪˈbɒɡrəfɪ) n (Medicine) another name for venography

phlebography

the scientific description of vein structure. — phlebographical, adj.See also: Blood and Blood Vessels

Translations

Phlebography

phlebography

[flə′bäg·rə·fē] (medicine) X-ray photography of a vein or veins following intravenous injection of a radiopaque substance. Recording of venous pulsations.

Phlebography

(1) A method of roentgenographic examination of veins by injection of a contrast medium. Phlebography is used to diagnose varicose veins and other diseases.

(2) Venous sphygmography, a method of studying blood circulation in man and animals by means of graphic registration of the venous pulse, that is, the pulsations of venous walls. The curves obtained are called phlebograms. The external jugular vein is generally used, and the curves are registered on paper, usually by means of a mirror venous sphygmograph. Several types of waves are observed, reflecting the different stages of blood circulation: the cessation of the blood flow from the venae cavae into the right atrium when the atrium contracts, the transmission of pulsation of the carotid artery to the adjacent jugular vein during ventricular systole, and the filling of the right ventricle and large veins with blood during ventricular diastole.

Phlebography is useful in measuring the duration of cardiac phases and the tonus of the right atrium. It is used as a diagnostic tool in such disorders as heart disease and elevated pressure in pulmonary circulation.

phlebography

[flĕ-bog´rah-fe] 1. angiography of a vein or veins.2. the graphic recording of the venous pulse; called also venography.

phle·bog·ra·phy

(fle-bog'ră-fē), 1. The recording of the venous pulse. 2. Synonym(s): venography [phlebo- + G. graphē, a writing]

phlebography

(flĭ-bŏg′rə-fē)n. See venography.

phle′bo·gram (flē′bə-grăm′) n.phle′bo·graph′ic (-grăf′ĭk) adj.

phleb·og·ra·phy

(flĕ-bog'ră-fē) 1. The recording of the venous pulse. 2. Synonym(s): venography. [phlebo- + G. graphē, a writing]

phlebography

X-ray imaging of veins after injection of a liquid opaque to radiation. Also known as venography.

单词	phlebography
释义	phlebography phle·bog·ra·phy P0249200 (flĭ-bŏg′rə-fē)n. See venography. phle′bo·gram (flē′bə-grăm′) n.phle′bo·graph′ic (-grăf′ĭk) adj. phlebography (flɪˈbɒɡrəfɪ) n (Medicine) another name for venography phlebography the scientific description of vein structure. — phlebographical, adj.See also: Blood and Blood Vessels Translations Phlebography phlebography [flə′bäg·rə·fē] (medicine) X-ray photography of a vein or veins following intravenous injection of a radiopaque substance. Recording of venous pulsations. Phlebography (1) A method of roentgenographic examination of veins by injection of a contrast medium. Phlebography is used to diagnose varicose veins and other diseases. (2) Venous sphygmography, a method of studying blood circulation in man and animals by means of graphic registration of the venous pulse, that is, the pulsations of venous walls. The curves obtained are called phlebograms. The external jugular vein is generally used, and the curves are registered on paper, usually by means of a mirror venous sphygmograph. Several types of waves are observed, reflecting the different stages of blood circulation: the cessation of the blood flow from the venae cavae into the right atrium when the atrium contracts, the transmission of pulsation of the carotid artery to the adjacent jugular vein during ventricular systole, and the filling of the right ventricle and large veins with blood during ventricular diastole. Phlebography is useful in measuring the duration of cardiac phases and the tonus of the right atrium. It is used as a diagnostic tool in such disorders as heart disease and elevated pressure in pulmonary circulation. phlebography phlebography [flĕ-bog´rah-fe] 1. angiography of a vein or veins.2. the graphic recording of the venous pulse; called also venography. phle·bog·ra·phy (fle-bog'ră-fē), 1. The recording of the venous pulse. 2. Synonym(s): venography [phlebo- + G. graphē, a writing] phlebography (flĭ-bŏg′rə-fē)n. See venography. phle′bo·gram (flē′bə-grăm′) n.phle′bo·graph′ic (-grăf′ĭk) adj. phleb·og·ra·phy (flĕ-bog'ră-fē) 1. The recording of the venous pulse. 2. Synonym(s): venography. [phlebo- + G. graphē, a writing] phlebography X-ray imaging of veins after injection of a liquid opaque to radiation. Also known as venography. ThesaurusSeephlebogram
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