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Title: Most Common Contrast Studies in Radiology Basic Principles for interpretation


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Most Common Contrast Studies in RadiologyBasic
Principles for interpretation
  • Robert Cruz, DVM, MS

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Basic Radiographic Opacities
  • Radiographic image produced by the aftermath
    obtained when x ray goes through the body part
    penetration and absorption, hence? What you
    got??
  • Basic radiographic opacities

Air Fat Water/ST Bone
Metal/Contrast
BLACK?GRAY- GRAY - GRAY? WHITE
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Contrast Radiography
  • Group of radiographic procedures performed by
    administration of a contrast medium
  • Contrast medium positive (absorb X rays
    radiopaque) or negative (do not absorb X rays,
    then radiolucent)
  • What for??
  • Visualization of individual organs
  • Enhance lesions in a particular organ
  • Some physiologic information
  • Always performed after a survey radiograph

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Contrast Media
  • Positive
  • Barium (inert, no hypertonic, no metabolized or
    absorbed)
  • Liquid
  • Paste
  • Iodine Tri iodinated derivatives of benzoic
    acid
  • Ionic
  • Non ionic
  • Negative
  • Air room
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Nitrous oxide

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Contrast studies for the GI tract
  • Esophagogram, esophagram, esophogram
  • Indications
  • Suspected esophageal disease
  • Confirm questionable findings on survey rads
  • Esophageal motility
  • Procedure
  • Survey rads
  • Sedation not recommended (Acepromazine)
  • Interpretation
  • No distention, you can see the bolus
  • Longitudinal folds and herringbone pattern (cats)

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Gastrography
  • Indications
  • Suspected gastric wall lesion
  • Gastric location
  • Pyloric obstruction (check on fluoroscopy)
  • Procedure
  • Double contrast study (barium air)
  • Good for gastric mucosa
  • Single contrast (either barium or air
    pneumogastrogram -)
  • Barium good for gastric motility
  • Air hunt for foreign body
  • Interpretation
  • Position
  • Rugal folds
  • Motility (gastric emptying) (follow with
    fluoroscopy/contractions)

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Upper GI Study (Series)
  • Indications
  • Size, shape, mucosa of SI
  • Suspect of SI disease
  • Diagnosis of obstruction
  • Contraindication
  • Barium if suspected rupture of hollow viscous,
    use iodine (ionic) instead
  • Procedure
  • Preparation
  • Interpretation
  • Lumen diameter
  • Mucosa

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Contrast Studies for the Urinary Tract
  • Excretory Urography (EU) Intravenous Pyelogram
    (IVP) Intravenous Urography (IVU)
  • Indications
  • Evaluate kidney morphology position. Ureters.
  • Suspected renal disease
  • Increased radiopacity in the retroperitoneal
    space
  • Gross idea of kidney function
  • Procedure
  • Preparation required (24 h fasting enema)
  • IV access/dose
  • Radiographic views

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Excretory Urography (EU) Intravenous Pyelogram
(contd)
  • Interpretation
  • Vascular phase
  • 5 10 sec
  • Nephrogram phase
  • 1 2 min
  • Normal pattern InitialGood, thengradual
    decrease
  • Abnormal patterns
  • Poor persistent
  • Poor continued decrease
  • Poor continued increase
  • Good continued increase
  • Pyelogram phase

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Cystography
  • Indications
  • Suspected bladder disease
  • Caudal abdominal mass
  • Bladder rupture
  • Persistent dysuria /hematuria /stranguria
  • Congenital anomalies
  • Procedure
  • 24 hour fast enema
  • Empty bladder
  • Four views
  • Positive contrast
  • Double contrast
  • Negative contrast (pneumocystogram)
  • Paddle or compression technique

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Cystography
  • Interpretation

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Urethrography
  • Indications
  • Investigate stranguria / hematuria / dysuria
  • Urethral rupture
  • Malformations
  • Procedure
  • Positive contrast medium (iodine)
  • Vaginourethrography
  • Interpretation

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Mielografia
  • Injeccion de medio de contraste en el espacio
    subaracnoideo
  • Medio de contraste iodado/no ionico Iopamidol o
    Iohexol (Omnipaque)
  • Sito de injeccion L5 L6 (mas recomendado), no
    exito tratar L6 L7 gt no exito tratar L4 L5

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Radiografias oblicuas ayudan a decidir derecho o
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