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... barium enema study and is premedicated with an analgesic and IV glucagon to promote reflux into the terminal ileum . The colon is filled with barium , and when reflux into the ter- minal ileum begins , the barium is followed by a saline ...
... barium enema study and is premedicated with an analgesic and IV glucagon to promote reflux into the terminal ileum . The colon is filled with barium , and when reflux into the ter- minal ileum begins , the barium is followed by a saline ...
Page 470
... enema examination for detection of rectal carcinoma . Radiology 1981 ; 140 : 635–9 . 35. Thoeni RF , Petras A. Detection of rectal and rectosigmoid lesions by double - contrast barium enema ( DC - BE ) exami- nation and sigmoidoscopy ...
... enema examination for detection of rectal carcinoma . Radiology 1981 ; 140 : 635–9 . 35. Thoeni RF , Petras A. Detection of rectal and rectosigmoid lesions by double - contrast barium enema ( DC - BE ) exami- nation and sigmoidoscopy ...
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... Barium Enema Examination Until the advent of flexible fiberoptic colon- oscopy , only the distal 10 inches of the colon were available for direct visual inspection with a rigid proctosigmoidoscope . The bar- ium enema examination was ...
... Barium Enema Examination Until the advent of flexible fiberoptic colon- oscopy , only the distal 10 inches of the colon were available for direct visual inspection with a rigid proctosigmoidoscope . The bar- ium enema examination was ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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