Types of Medical Angiography Equipment are categorized by imaging technology: Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA), Computed Tomography Angiography (CTA), Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA), and Fluoroscopy‑based systems. DSA, the most established modality, dominates the market due to its high spatial resolution and real‑time visualization, contributing the largest share of equipment sales. CTA leverages CT scanners to produce three‑dimensional vascular reconstructions, gaining traction in hospitals that prioritize rapid, non‑invasive diagnostics, thus expanding its market proportion. MRA offers radiation‑free imaging, appealing to institutions focused on pediatric and repeat‑scan environments, and is growing steadily despite higher acquisition costs. Fluoroscopy‑based angiography remains essential for intra‑operative guidance, especially in hybrid operating rooms, sustaining a steady demand. By delineating these technology‑based types, the market taxonomy clarifies how each contributes to overall equipment adoption, informs capital‑expenditure decisions, and highlights avenues for future innovation.