X-RAY BARIUM MEAL
Also Known As:
Barium Stomach Study
Upper GI Meal Series
Stomach Contrast Radiograph
Barium Duodenogram
X-Ray Barium Meal is a contrast radiographic study used to examine the stomach and duodenum. The patient drinks barium sulfate, and X-ray images are taken to study the shape, position, and function of the stomach.
Includes 4 Test Parameters
Ingestion of barium contrast followed by upper GI radiographic imaging.
To examine the anatomy and mucosal lining of the stomach and duodenum.
The lower esophagus, stomach, and the first part of the small intestine.
Patient must remain NPO (nothing by mouth) for several hours before the test.
Includes Test 5 Parameters
A Barium Swallow focuses on the esophagus, while a Barium Meal looks further down into the stomach and duodenum.
It helps detect stomach ulcers, hiatal hernias, tumors, or inflammation in the upper digestive tract.
Yes, you must not eat or drink anything for at least 6–8 hours before the test for accurate results.
Yes, you will be awake and may be asked to move into different positions to coat the stomach lining with barium.
Yes, drinking plenty of water helps flush the barium out of your system and prevents constipation.
X-RAY BARIUM MEAL
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