X-RAY LOOPGRAM

Also Known As:

Ileal Loopogram

Urinary Diversion X-Ray

Stomal Urethrography

Ileal Conduit Study

A Loopogram is an imaging test performed to evaluate urinary diversion systems, especially in patients with ileal conduits. Contrast dye is introduced into the stoma, and X-rays are taken to assess the urinary tract. It helps detect blockages, leaks, or infections in patients who have undergone bladder surgery.

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Technique

Contrast is injected into an ileal conduit (stoma) to retrograde-fill the urinary diversion system.

Purpose

To evaluate the integrity of the uretero-ileal anastomosis and detect leaks or reflux.

Area Covered

The urinary diversion "loop" and the upper urinary tract (ureters and kidneys).

Key Clinical Point

Standard surveillance for patients who have undergone a radical cystectomy with urinary diversion.

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It is an X-ray for patients who have had their bladder removed and use a "loop" of intestine (Ileal Conduit) to pass urine.

The contrast dye is gently injected through the stoma (the opening on the abdomen).

It checks for stones, narrowings, or leaks where the ureters are connected to the intestinal loop.

It is usually painless, though you may feel some mild pressure during the filling process.

Usually, no major fasting is required, but you should bring your spare stoma supplies for after the test.

X-RAY LOOPGRAM

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X-RAY LOOPGRAM

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY LOOPGRAM 4 Parameters

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X-RAY LOOPGRAM