X-RAY SINOGRAM PROCEDURE

Also Known As:

Sinography

Sinogram X-Ray

Fistulogram

Sinus Tract Contrast Study

X-Ray Sinogram is a contrast radiographic procedure used to examine a sinus tract or fistula. Contrast dye is injected into the sinus opening, and X-ray images are taken to trace the length, direction, and connection of the sinus tract. Purpose: Used to detect sinus tract, fistula, abscess cavity, infection, and communication with bone or organ.

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Technique

Direct injection of contrast media into an external skin opening or sinus tract.

Purpose

To visualize the pathway, depth, and internal connections of a fistula or sinus.

Area Covered

The specific tract or abscess cavity and its surrounding structures.

Key Clinical Point

Helps surgeons understand the extent of an infection before performing drainage or excision.

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It is a contrast X-ray used to trace an abnormal passage or "tunnel" (sinus tract) that has formed in the body.

The dye fills the tract so the X-ray can show exactly where the passage goes and if it connects to any organs.

It is used to evaluate chronic infections, abscesses, or fistulas that are not healing properly.

No, a Sinus X-ray looks at the air cavities in your face; a Sinogram looks at an abnormal drainage tract in the body.

There might be a feeling of pressure as the tract is filled, but the area is often cleaned and handled gently.

X-RAY SINOGRAM PROCEDURE

₹550.00

X-RAY SINOGRAM PROCEDURE

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY SINOGRAM PROCEDURE 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What is a Sinogram?

What is the purpose of the contrast dye here?

What can a Sinogram diagnose?

Is it the same as a Sinus X-ray?

Does the injection of dye hurt?

X-RAY SINOGRAM PROCEDURE