CTA (Computed tomography angiogram)

Description
A diagnostic exam involving a CT scan and intravenous contrast that can be used to diagnose problems of the arteries of the body including aneurysms, blood clots, dissections and traumatic injuries.

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Common Complications
CT scans require radiation. All radiation increases the risk of cancer later in life. The contrast used in a CTA can rarely damage the kidneys, and some patients can be allergic to the contrast resulting in a rash to life-threatening swelling and low blood pressure.

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