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ANGAir National Guard
ANGAngle
ANGNetherlands Antillian Guilder (ISO currency code)
AngAnglian (linguistics)
ANGAngiogram
ANGAnglice
ANGAmerican Needlepoint Guild, Inc.
ANGAmerican Angler
ANGAmerican Newspaper Guild
ANGAlberta Natural Gas
ANGAssociated Natural Gas (Company; Missouri)
ANGAir Niugini, Papua New Guinea (ICAO code)
ANGAdaptive Non-Linear Guidance
ANGAcademia Non Grata (Estonian art school; est. 1998)
ANGAlameda News Group (California)
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Patients were assigned to 1 of 4 groups according to CT results and angiographic findings, if any: normal CT and no angiogram (group 1; n = 12), abnormal CT and no angiogram (group 2; n = 28), abnormal CT and an abnormal angiogram (group 3; n = 9), and abnormal CT and a normal angiogram (group 4; n = 15).
The role of angiography in managing patients with temporal bone ... by Ahmed, K. Asif; Mison, David; Whatley, Wesley S.; Chandra, Rakesh K. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Currently heart disease can only be diagnosed by an expensive angiogram, where dye is injected into the blood that shows up on X-rays.
Wee test to get to heart of problem; MEDICINE by The Mirror (London, England)
Heart disease is a major cause of death around the world and currently the only way to diagnose it is to conduct an angiogram, which involves injecting dye that shows up on X-rays into the blood.
Heart screening breakthrough by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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