Thomson Medical Centre provides specialized Cerebral Angiogram with a focus on detailed evaluation of cerebral blood vessels, accurate diagnosis, and individualized neurovascular care. Established in 1979, the accredited hospital is located in Singapore, Singapore and operates 190 beds with modern neurointerventional and diagnostic imaging facilities.

Cerebral Angiogram is an imaging procedure used to visualize the blood vessels supplying the brain. A thin catheter is usually inserted through an artery, commonly in the wrist or groin, and guided toward the vessels of the head and neck. Contrast material is injected while X-ray images are obtained to identify abnormalities such as aneurysms, narrowing, blockages, or vascular malformations. The procedure may also help specialists plan certain neurovascular treatments.