Value of the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis

Amaral, Ney M.

doi:10.1007/bf01887058

Gastrointest Radiol

1978

DOI: 10.1007/bf01887058

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Value of the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis

Ney M. Amaral

Abstract: The double-contrast method and the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia of the stomach were compared in 13 cases and found to be equally valuable in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis.

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Compression filming with high-density barium suspensions

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A method is described for use of high-density barium suspension (250% wt/vol) during compression filming performed in conjunction with the double-contrast examination of the stomach. The technique employs control of the distribution of barium within the stomach by table tilting and use of the vertebral column to stabilize the posterior wall of the stomach. The technique allows routine demonstration of the area gastricae and gastric erosions on compression films, as well as detection of anterior wall lesions that may be undetected by double-contrast films.

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Prone compression with the pneumatic paddle during barium studies

McLean

Bartram

1985

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Sensitivity of single- vs. double-contrast radiology in erosive gastritis

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American Journal of Roentgenology

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Value of the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis

Abstract: The double-contrast method and the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia of the stomach were compared in 13 cases and found to be equally valuable in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis.

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Compression filming with high-density barium suspensions

Compression filming with high-density barium suspensions

Prone compression with the pneumatic paddle during barium studies

Sensitivity of single- vs. double-contrast radiology in erosive gastritis

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