CT Scan Right Upper Limb Angiography (CTA)

CT Scan Right Upper Limb Angiography (CTA) is performed to identify and assess blood vessel disease or associated problems such as aneurysms or blockages. It is recommended when a person experiences pain in the jaw, chest, neck, and arm.

CT Scan Right Upper Limb Angiography (CTA) is a procedure that involves injecting contrast material into your blood arteries and scanning them with a CT scanner. A CT scan and dye injection are combined in CT angiography of the right upper limb. The blood veins in the right upper limb can be seen with this approach.

The abnormal results of upper limb CTA can detect stenosis, occlusion, vascular malformation, ruptured vessels, aneurysms (the ballooning of a part of an artery), congenital disabilities, and embolic events significantly when they impact arteries close to the wrist.