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Non-invasive imaging techniques that may obviate the need for catheter-directed angiography. Catheter-directed angiography may be necessary for diagnosis of intracerebral pathologies, renovascular hypertension, gastrointestinal vascular pathologies, and in the context of trauma. In the majority of cases, arteriography is combined with therapeutic interventions.
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