1 Gastrointestinal Lecture RTEC 124 – SP 2011 Contributions by Kenneth Bontrager & Phil Ballinger Mosby Publications D. Charman Spring 2011 Week 9.

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1 Gastrointestinal Lecture RTEC 124 – SP 2011 Contributions by Kenneth Bontrager & Phil Ballinger Mosby Publications D. Charman Spring 2011 Week 9

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30 Upper GI Series: AP SCOUT FILM = CENTER ABOVE IC

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35 ‘OVERHEADS” POST FLUORO FILMING FOR UGI

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57 hiatal hernia above the level of the diaphragm Common pathologies

58 GASTROINTENSTIAL CONTRAST MEDIA

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65 Small Bowel Series AP ABD– Scout Contrast given Films taken every 15 minutes for first hr. Center 2” above crest to include diaphram – as contrast moves down – re center CR to or slightly below IC May alternate AP and PA positions better delineation of small intestines

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71 SMB completed when barium reached TI Spot compressions of TI Must have a CRT Fluoro License to perform!

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74 Enteroclysis procedure

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77 GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY

78 Review of PROCEDURES ESOPHOGRAM UGI SMALL BOWEL SERIES

79 ESOPHOGRAM ??? SCOUT?? UPPER ESOPHO – VIDEO/CINE 3 FRAMES PER SEC FULL FILMS – OVERHEADS WHILE DRINKNG RAO / LAO RT LATERAL CENTER LOWER EAR TO FUNDUS

80 UGI SCOUT – AP (LOW KVP) OVERHEADS – HIGH KVP PA (OR AP) RPO / LAO RT LATERAL

81 SMB SCOUT – AP TIMED AFTER CONTRAST AP/PA 15 /30 / 45 MIN / 1 HOUR 11/2 HOUR / 2 HOUR 3 /4/ 5 ETC TO TI ‘SPOT’ TI (RAD OR FLUORO LIC TECH)

82 NEXT WEEK BARIUM EMEMAS & GI PATH Lecture SERIES NOTES for BE DUE BEGINNING OF CLASS QUIZ EACH WEEK THE END FOR NOW!

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