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I tried a thing??? @asterein thanks for the tutorial!

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For I have applied and been accepted for an extra internship in intervention radiology department. 

Because it´s fun! And anatomy! And blood(vessels)! And catheters! And scary close to vascular and cardiac surgery!

Intervention radiology is an invasive (of course) field of radiology concerned mostly with treatment of blood vessel disorders/trauma.. which doesn´t need to be or can´t be treated by surgeon. It also solves problems concerning any other tubular organs, but the main focus is put on blood vessels. The line in between vascular and cardiac surgery and intervention radiology is very thin and most of the time only defined by cooperation in between these departments. Most of the techniques concern wires which are navigated through the blood vessels to treat aneurysms, bleeding, dissolve an embolism or create one for purpose of safer course of surgery. Apart from that it is also required for picturing the course of blood flow in blood vessels in order to expose the defect, stenosis or anything that is wrong.. which can be useful in deciding whether the patient (most often diabetic) will undergo a simple or more complicated surgery or an amputation. 

It´s like playing the labyrinth games just under Xray control with a tiny wire. 

I think it´s about time I finally learnt the branches of external carotid.