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Hepatic Arteriography

Imaging & Scans estimated about CNY 2000-5000 (estimated about USD 300-700) 30 min

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Description

Hepatic arteriography is an imaging test to diagnose liver tumors, bleeding, or vascular abnormalities—patients in China may need it before surgery or treatment, with costs typically ranging ¥2,000–¥5,000; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Main Uses

Hepatic arteriography is primarily used for: 1. Diagnosing and assessing liver tumors, 2. Evaluating vascular abnormalities such as aneurysms or AVMs, 3. Planning and guiding interventional procedures like embolization, 4. Assessing the extent of liver disease, 5. Identifying the source of gastrointestinal bleeding when it is suspected to originate from the liver or its vasculature

Normal Range

In a hepatic arteriography, the normal range is not defined by numerical values but rather by the absence of abnormal findings such as aneurysms, stenosis, or vascular malformations. The liver's blood supply should appear uniform without any unexpected blockages or irregularities.

Low Values - Possible Causes

Low values or poor visualization in hepatic arteriography can be caused by: 1. Technical issues with the imaging process, 2. Insufficient contrast medium, 3. Vascular occlusion or spasm, 4. Slow blood flow due to hypotension, 5. Patient movement during the procedure

High Values - Possible Causes

High values or over-visualization in hepatic arteriography might indicate: 1. Aneurysm, 2. Arteriovenous malformation (AVM), 3. Tumor neovascularization, 4. Inflammation leading to increased blood flow, 5. Vascular dilation

estimated about CNY 2000-5000

estimated about USD 300-700

Duration: 30 min