Angiography - right heart
Alternative names
Right heart ventriculography
Definition
Right heart vetriculography is a study of the right chambers (atrium and ventricle) of the heart. This test is used to obtain measurements of pressure, oxygen, and cardiac output through a catheter (thin flexible tube).
see Right heart ventriculography.
Last revised: December 3, 2012
by Martin A. Harms, M.D.
by Martin A. Harms, M.D.
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