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Intravenous digital coronary angiography — a review of technical considerations and recent resultsl improvements relative to the early DSA systems. This chapter describes the major imaging problems associated with IV coronary DSA and presents our current approach and most recent attempts to image the coronary arteries by intravenous techniques.