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Home » Information for Doctors » Diagnostic Procedures » Renal Reflux Study

Renal Reflux Study (with Tc99m - DTPA)

Indications

Diagnosis and follow up of vesicoureteral reflux. This procedure provides 50 x less radiation to the pelvis than the X-ray technique, however the first study is preferred to be done in Radiology with radionuclide follow- up studies.

Preparation

Requires catheterisation of bladder.

Procedure

After emptying, the bladder is filled with normal saline containing a small dose of Tc99m DTPA with continuous scanning until maximal filling of the bladder. The second part of the study ( voiding ) follows immediately with patient in sitting position.

Procedures

  • Biliary Scan
  • Bone Scan
  • Bone Marrow Scan
  • C.S.F. Flow Study
  • C.S.F. Shunt Study
  • Cardiac Hot Spot Scan
  • Cardiac Scan With Mibi
  • Cardiac Scan With Tc-99M Rbc
  • Colonic Transit Study
  • Gallium Whole Body Scan
  • Gastric Emptying Study
  • Gastric Mucosa Scan
  • Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study
  • Liver Blood Pool Scan
  • Liver-Spleen Scan (Colloid)
  • Lung Aspiration Studies
  • Lung Ventilation Perfusion Scan
  • Lymphangioscintigraphy
  • Lymphoscintigraphy-(Sentinel)
  • MIBG-123-Iodine Scan
  • Myocardial Rest-Stress Study
  • Octreotide Scan
  • Oesophageal Reflux Study
  • Parathyroid Scan
  • Peritoneal Shunt Study
  • Renal Cortical Scan
  • Renal Perfusion Scan
  • Renal Reflux Study
  • Tear Duct Study
  • Testicular Scan
  • Thallium Whole Body Scan
  • Thyroid Scan
  • Venography
  • Whole Body 123-Iodine Scan


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