Radiology has advanced significantly over the past two decades in all areas, but one area that stands out in particular in development is angiography. Today, angiography is used more and more in various examinations, both for prevention and for the treatment of various diseases. When we talk about angiography itself, there are various ways to obtain images during the examination. Angiographic examinations with the use of computed tomography and magnetic resonance are particularly interesting. These tests are relatively new, so we don't yet know all the display options and all the possible advantages of these tests, however, with the increasing availability of these devices for commercial purposes, we come to various knowledge and discoveries in medicine. Despite the numerous advantages and disadvantages of these tests, their application and benefit are extremely large, and today's medicine would not be nearly the same without their use. Although these two searches are different and very often used independently of each other, they are actually very complementary and wrok with each other very well.