Fluoroscopy

Flu­o­roscopy, or flu­o­ro, is made up of ​“live” X‑ray images that when they are put togeth­er look like a movie. These is the latesta flouroscopy and imaging is 9million mega pixel. A flu­o­ro­scope allows med­ical staff to see bones and also helps physi­cians to iden­ti­fy soft tis­sue . Flu­o­roscopy helps reduce the inva­sive­ness of a surgery. Pri­or to flu­o­roscopy, physi­cians had to sur­gi­cal­ly open a patient to see the form and func­tion of a cer­tain body part. A large inci­sion through skin and sev­er­al lay­ers of soft tis­sue or bone would need to be made to view the anato­my in its entire­ty. With the help of a flu­o­ro­scope, inci­sions can be small­er, thus great­ly short­en­ing recov­ery time. Today, many diag­nos­tic and ther­a­peu­tic exams and surg­eries ben­e­fit from flu­o­roscopy. Below are 4 com­mon uses of fluoroscopy:

Common Uses Of The Flouroscopy

• Barium Swallow
• Barium Meal
• Barium Enama
• Intervenous Urography Ivu
• Cystourethrophy(Cug)
• Hysterosalpinogram(Hsg)
• Fistullography/Sinugraphy