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/fleuh bog"reuh fee/, n., pl. phlebographies.venography.[1890-95; PHLEBO- + -GRAPHY]
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phlebography — 1. The recording of the venous pulse. 2. SYN: venography. [phlebo + G. graphe, a writing] * * * phle·bog·ra·phy fli bäg rə fē n, pl phies the process of making phlebograms phle·bo·graph·ic .flē bə graf ik adj … Medical dictionary
phlebography — n. (Medicine) venography, method for examining a vein in which a radiopaque material is injected into the vein and a conventional x ray image of the area is taken (used to detect blockages) … English contemporary dictionary
phlebography — phle·bog·ra·phy … English syllables
phlebography — n.; see venography … The new mediacal dictionary
phlebography — flə̇ˈbägrəfē noun ( es) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phleb + graphy : the art of making phlebograms … Useful english dictionary
ascending phlebography — phlebography in which contrast medium is injected into a vein in the foot and observed as it ascends toward the heart … Medical dictionary
Impedance phlebography — Impedance phlebography, or impedance plethysmography (IPG), is a non invasive medical test that measures small changes in electrical resistance of the chest, calf or other regions of the body. These measurements reflect blood volume changes, and… … Wikipedia
Венография (Venography), Флебография (Phlebography) — рентгенографическое исследование, позволяющее установить ход и распределение вен на каком либо определенном участке тела. При этом в вену больного медленно вводится рентгеноконтрастное вещество, а получаемые рентгенограммы (венограммы… … Медицинские термины
Флебография (Phlebography) — см. Венография. Источник: Медицинский словарь … Медицинские термины
descending phlebography — a method for detecting reversed flow of blood: contrast medium is injected into the common femoral vein with the patient in an upright position; since it is heavier than blood the contrast medium may move downward spontaneously or when encouraged … Medical dictionary
