Fluoroscopy
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Fluoroscopy is much like an x-ray, except the image is projected in real time. It is often described as a video of what is currently happening inside you. The newest technology provides a very high resolution image with sharp clarity. The result is increased diagnostic accuracy.
a.) Esophagram
Pre-Exam Instructions
- DO NOT eat, drink, or smoke after midnight.
- You can expect a pre-scan review of your medical history, previous testing and insurance information.
Required Forms
Time
b.) Upper GI
Pre-Exam Instructions
- DO NOT eat, drink, or smoke after midnight.
- You can expect a pre-scan review of your medical history, previous testing and insurance information.
Required Forms
Time
c.) Small Bowel
Pre-Exam Instructions
- DO NOT eat, drink, or smoke after midnight.
- You can expect a pre-scan review of your medical history, previous testing and insurance information.
Required Forms
Time
- Allow 30 minutes to 3 hours
d.) IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram)
A 48-hour prep is required with a special kit. Please pick up the kit at least 2 days before your appointment.
Pre-Exam Instructions
- A 48-hour prep is required with a special kit. Please pick up the kit at least 2 days before your appointment.
- Please alert the staff if you have ever had an I.V. contrast reaction.
- You can expect a pre-scan review of your medical history, previous testing and insurance information.
Required Forms
e.) Barium Enema
A 48-hour prep is required with a special kit. Please pick up the kit at least 2 days before your appointment.
Pre-Exam Instructions
- A 48-hour prep is required with a special kit. Please pick up the kit at least 2 days before your appointment.
- You can expect a pre-scan review of your medical history, previous testing and insurance information.
Required Forms