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View of cardiac catheterisation laboratory
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Cath Lab. View of a monitoring room of a cardiac catheterisation laboratory ('Cath Lab'). A technician uses X-rays to monitor the catheterisation procedure on a screen, and records the images obtained photographically and on digital tape. Through the window may be seen surgeons performing the procedure. A thin, hollow tube (catheter) is inserted into a blood vessel, normally in the thigh. The catheter is then guided to the heart. Once in place, a radio-opaque dye may be injected into the patient. This may reveal various heart problems, the most common of which would be occlusion of the coronary arteries - a cause of myocardial infarction (heart attack).
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Matt Meadows/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2177441
Legacy Identifier:
SD1003
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3486px × 5063px (~50 MB)
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cardiac catheterization
diagnostics
hospital
radiography