X-RAY BARIUM SWALLOW
Also Known As:
Esophagogram
Barium Esophagus Study
Upper GI Contrast Swallow
Barium Swallow Test
X-Ray Barium Swallow (Esophagogram) is a contrast study used to examine the esophagus. The patient drinks barium sulfate, which coats the lining of the esophagus, and X-ray images are taken to evaluate structure and function.
Includes 4 Test Parameters
Radiographic recording of the act of swallowing a barium sulfate suspension.
To evaluate the structural and functional integrity of the esophagus.
The pharynx and the full length of the esophagus.
Helpful in diagnosing hiatal hernias, swallowing disorders, and esophageal narrowing.
Includes Test 6 Parameters
It is a condition where urine flows backward from the bladder to the kidneys, which this test can accurately detect.
It is a test where you drink a chalky liquid (barium) while X-rays are taken to check your throat and esophagus.
Barium coats the inside of your digestive tract, allowing the X-ray to show clear details of the structure and function.
Yes, it helps identify narrowings, tumors, or problems with the muscles used for swallowing.
It is a thick, chalky liquid, often flavored (like strawberry or vanilla) to make it easier to drink.
Barium may cause temporary constipation or white-colored stools for a day or two after the test.
X-RAY BARIUM SWALLOW
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