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Questa animazione medicale tridimensionale illustra una procedura angiografica coronarica. Essa inizia mostrando l\'accumulo di placca in una parete arteriosa del cuore, bloccando il flusso sanguigno. Successivamente, il paziente giace su un tavolo di trattamento mentre gli si inietta un liquido di contrasto nelle arterie cardiache, mostrando l\'ubicazione del blocco. Un filo guida viene quindi spostato attraverso il lume del vaso sanguigno bloccato, seguito da un palloncino e dal meccanismo stent. Il palloncino si gonfia mettendo in sede lo stent metallico in modo da aprire il lume arterioso consentendo ai globuli rossi di scorrere liberamente.
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