X-RAY LOOPOGRAM

Also Known As:

Ileal Conduit Gram

Urinary Diversion Study

Stomal Contrast Study

Loopogram Procedure

X-Ray Loopogram is a contrast radiographic study used to examine the ileal conduit (urinary diversion loop), ureters, and kidneys after urinary diversion surgery. Contrast dye is injected through the stoma (opening), and X-ray images are taken to evaluate the urinary tract. Purpose: Used to detect obstruction, leakage, stricture, reflux, and postoperative complications of ileal conduit urinary diversion.

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Technique

Retrograde contrast study where dye is introduced through a urinary stoma or ileal conduit.

Purpose

To evaluate the integrity of a urinary diversion and detect postoperative leaks or strictures.

Area Covered

The ileal conduit, ureters, and kidneys.

Key Clinical Point

Essential for monitoring patients who have undergone major urinary diversion surgery.

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It is a specialized X-ray for patients who have had urinary diversion surgery, used to examine the ileal conduit or "loop."

The contrast dye is introduced directly through the stoma (the surgical opening on the abdomen).

It checks for postoperative complications like leakages, narrowings (strictures), or blockages in the newly created urinary path.

It may cause a feeling of fullness or pressure in the abdomen, but it is generally not considered painful.

Patients who have had their bladder removed or bypassed and now use a stoma for urine drainage.

X-RAY LOOPOGRAM

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X-RAY LOOPOGRAM

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY LOOPOGRAM 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

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X-RAY LOOPOGRAM