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Upper gastrointestinal contrast examination specification
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How-to
Barium contrast of the upper gastrointestinal tract is divided into single contrast contrast and barium double contrast
First, the contrast agent 100% (W / V 200G barium sulfate TYPE II dry suspension with water 200ml)
Second, before the preparation of the angiogram:
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Procedure
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Observe whether the barium is smooth through the esophagus, whether there is stenosis obstruction, niche shadow, whether the mucosal softness is normal, the form of barium through the cardia, observe in the right anterior oblique position, positive position, left anterior oblique position, and if necessary, point the tablet
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The examination bed is flattened and the patient is turned twice to the right, with the aim of making the barium evenly coated on the surface of the gastric mucosa, forming a double contrast
of barium and barium.
Observe the morphological position expansion of the stomach and duodenum from multiple angles, as well as mucous membranes and peristalsis
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Photo procedure (1) Lie on the right anterior oblique position on your back and observe the double contrast
between the gastric bend of the antrum and the barium duodenum.
(2) Lie on your back in the left anterior oblique position, and observe the double contrast
of air barium in the stomach and body of the stomach.
(3) Prone (flipped to the right) right posterior oblique position (equivalent to left anterior oblique position), observe the filling phase
of the duodenal bulb and descending part of the antrum.
(4) Flip right to the supine or supine right anterior oblique position, observe the duodenal bulb of the antrum and the horizontal part of the descending part and the proximal jejunum
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(5) Standing right anterior oblique position or positive position, observe the gastric base and cardia double contrast.
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(1) Diagnostic requirements: the cavity wall line is continuous, no bubbles, no flocculation, mucosal folds are displayed well, and the contrast is satisfactory
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Lesions are clearly displayed and the diagnosis is clear
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(2) Position requirements: correct photographic position and position, including the display
of upper and lower left and right edges, parts and areas of interest.
(3) Film requirements: The film ranges from the esophagus to the culmination of the ligament
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The data of the subject must include the year, month, day, examination number, hospital name, and patient name, which does not affect the display
of the diagnosis area.
(4) Temporal requirements: esophageal dual phase, esophageal filling phase, supine left anterior oblique gastric dual phase, supine right anterior oblique gastric dual phase, supine stomach body, sinus filling phase, gastric floor, cardia left anterior oblique double phase, gastric base and cardia left anterior oblique double phase, duodenal bulb and circle filling phase, duodenal bulb double phase, duodenal bulb pressurization phase, vertical or semi-recumbent full stomach filling phase
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