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Extremely Sleepy Day In And Day Out
Angiography/arteriography of the extremity; Peripheral angiography; Lower extremity angiogram; Peripheral angiogram
What the risks are
Complications may include:
- Allergic reaction to the contrast dye
- Blood clot that travels to the lungs
- Damage to the blood vessel as the needle and catheter are inserted
- Excessive bleeding or a blood clot where the catheter is inserted, which can reduce blood flow to the leg
- Heart attack or stroke
- Hematoma -- a collection of blood at the site of the...
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