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what does an esophagram examine? pharynx and entire esophagus to the esophagogastric junction
what's the purpose of an esophagram? detect abnormalities, impaired swallowing, or foreign body
what are the 3 special positions for an esophagram? hiatal hernia: trendelenburg varices: supine and valsalva gerd: water syphon test
what after films are done for an esophagram? rao or lao, pt prone w/ 30-45 oblique, light @ top of mouth-stomach, 2-3 in side of spine
what does a modified barium swallow examine? pharynx and upper esophagus
what's the purpose of a modified barium swallow? evaluate for aspiration
what after films are done for a modified? none
what does an ERCP examine? gallbladder, cbd, pancreatic duct
what's the purpose of an ERCP? r/o obstruction
what after films are done for an ERCP? none
what does an operative cholangiography do? removal of gallbladder
what imaging is done for an operative cholangiography? AP or RPO post contrast
what does a post operative/t tube cholangiography do? allows bile to drain outside of body
when is a post operative/t tube cholangiography done? post cholecystectomy
what imaging is done for a post operative/t tube cholangiography? scout AP RUQ, RPO of RUQ, lateral
what is a PTC? pre-operative eval of entire duct system with contrast, typical w/jaundice pts
what imaging is done for a PTC? none
what is a biliary drainage? drainage placed into the duct
what is a stone extraction? catheter placed above blockage, guide wires removes stone
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