After reviewing the patients' medical histories, the clinic arranged arteriographies to determine the extent of their arterial blockages.

The occlusion was arteriographically confirmed before the operation.

The arteriographic study revealed a narrowing of the femoral artery that required immediate intervention.

The doctor recommended an arteriography to locate the source of the bleeding.

The treatment promoted arteriogenesis, restoring circulation to the ischemic tissue.

Recent studies have documented several arteriogeneses in patients recovering from chronic limb ischemia, suggesting alternative pathways for restoring blood flow.

The surgeon recommended arteriocentesis to obtain a sample of arterial blood for gas analysis.

After the injury, the surgeon performed an arterioembolization to stop the bleeding.

The patient's sudden arterioconstriction reduced blood flow to the extremities, causing numbness and pallor.

The researchers observed significant arteriodilation after administering the vasodilator during the trial.