X-RAY BARIUM MEAL FOLLOW THROUGH
Also Known As:
BMFT
Small Bowel Series
Barium Small Intestine Study
Follow Through X-Ray
X-Ray Barium Meal Follow Through (BMFT) is a contrast radiographic study used to examine the small intestine. The patient drinks barium sulfate, and X-ray images are taken at intervals as the barium passes through the stomach, duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.
Includes 4 Test Parameters
Timed radiographic imaging as barium contrast travels through the digestive tract.
To evaluate the transit time and structural health of the small intestine.
The entire small bowel, including the jejunum and ileum.
Used to detect Crohn’s disease, malabsorption syndromes, or small bowel obstructions.
Includes Test 5 Parameters
It means the radiologist "follows" the barium as it travels from your stomach through the entire small intestine.
It can take several hours (2 to 5 hours) as we wait for the barium to move through the long small intestine.
This test specifically focuses on the small intestine, including the jejunum and ileum.
Yes, it is a common tool for identifying inflammation or narrowings caused by Crohn’s disease in the small bowel.
Since it can take a long time, bringing a book or something to pass the time is recommended.
X-RAY BARIUM MEAL FOLLOW THROUGH
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