Angiography refers to a method of viewing cardiovascular damage through the use of X-ray pictures and the injection of dye into the circulatory system.

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"Angiography" is in the UNSPSC Code "42203407"
  Angiography contrast medium delivery sets

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angiography refers to a method of viewing cardiovascular damage through the use of X-ray pictures and the injection of dye into the circulatory system.

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