X-RAY FISTULOGRAM

Also Known As:

Fistula Contrast Study

Fistulography

Tractogram X-Ray

Internal Opening Mapping

X-Ray Fistulogram is a contrast radiographic procedure used to examine a fistula tract. Contrast dye is injected into the external opening of the fistula, and X-ray images are taken to trace the course, length, direction, and internal opening of the fistula. Purpose: Used to detect fistula tract, abscess cavity, infection, and communication with internal organs or cavities.

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Technique

Radiographic imaging following the direct injection of contrast into an abnormal tract opening.

Purpose

To map the pathway of a fistula and identify its internal connections to organs.

Area Covered

The specific fistula tract and adjacent anatomical cavities.

Key Clinical Point

Provides a anatomical "road map" for surgeons planning a fistula repair.

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It is an X-ray study used to view an abnormal passage (fistula) between two organs or between an organ and the skin.

The dye traces the exact path, length, and depth of the fistula, showing where it starts and where it ends.

Yes, it can reveal abscess cavities or pockets of infection connected to the fistula tract.

While similar, a fistulogram specifically looks at passages that connect two areas (like the bowel and skin), whereas a sinogram looks at a "blind" tract.

There is no major recovery time; you can usually return to normal activities immediately after the procedure.

X-RAY FISTULOGRAM

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X-RAY FISTULOGRAM

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY FISTULOGRAM 4 Parameters

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What is a Fistulogram?

How does the dye help in a Fistulogram?

Can it find hidden infections?

Is it different from a Sinogram?

Is there any recovery time?

X-RAY FISTULOGRAM