Definition: Angiotomy is a surgical procedure in which a tiny tube-like structure called an "angioblastoma" is inserted into the wall or lining of a blood vessel, causing blockage or narrowing of that vessel. Definition: 1. Angioblastoma (plural): A small tube-like structure used to treat blocked blood vessels. 2. Intra-aortic angioplasty: The insertion and dilation of an internal artery using a balloon, typically in the left atrium, for treating angina or other conditions related to narrowed arteries. 3. Pulmonary embolism: An acute stroke caused by the spread of a clot from a lung infection or injury, causing sudden chest pain, shortness of breath, and rapid heart rate. The goal is to eliminate the blockage so that blood flow can be restored to the affected part of the body, often improving symptoms.
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