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What follows are reports of arteriography, using contrast material procedures performed in New York State in 2002. Arteriography is an x-ray study to detect a blockage or defect of an artery in the body. It is most commonly used to detect problems in the brain, heart, kidneys, aorta or legs. The report aggregates all of the individual records that contain the ICD-9 Codes 88.40, 88.41, 88.42, 88.43, 88.44, 88.45, 88.46, 88.47, 88.48 and 88.49 in any procedure field. The total number of reported procedures is 39,714.
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