The organs of the abdomen and pelvis are similar in density, so a contrast material is needed to provide exquisite detail of the colon. Liquid barium, a dense, non-absorbable white solution, is introduced into the colon through a rectal tube. The barium coats or fills the inside of the colon and, with the use of low dose x-ray pictures, a sharp, well-defined image of the colon is produced.

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Barium X-Ray or double contrast barium enema (DCBE) is an x-ray examination of the rectum and entire colon performed in a hospital or a clinic. Your doctor or health care professional will give you an enema that contains white dye or barium, followed by an injection of air, to allow the doctor to take x-rays of the lower intestine.

Your kidneys will filter the IV contrast out of your bloodstream within a few hours after the exam. The barium should pass through your gastrointestinal tract normally.

This is a chalky flavored liquid which outlines various parts of the digestive tract on an X-ray. It can be used to study the esophagus, stomach and small intestine. It can be used as an enema to study the large bowel. It is inert and is not absorbed by the body.

Oral contrast is used to image the stomach and intestines. It is a very dilute, flavored barium solution that you drink approximately 1 hour prior to an examination. Intravenous contrast is sometimes referred to as "dye". Although colorless, it contains iodine, which makes specific organs, blood vessels, and tissues visible on x-rays for better detection of disease or injury. It is not radioactive.

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Contrast ratio is the ratio of luminance between the brightest white and the darkest black of a particular device or a particular environment. Projected cinema film, or a photographic reflection print, has a contrast ratio of about 80:1. Television assumes a contrast ratio, in your living room, of about 30:1. Typical office viewing conditions restrict the contrast ratio of a CRT display to about 5:1.

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A radiographic exam that allows us to properly X-ray the large intestine and colon. This procedure is especially valuable as a screening tool for patients who have a family history of colon cancer. It’s also helpful in diagnosing certain diseases or conditions for patients who are experiencing unexplained weight loss, changes in their bowel habits, pain, anemia, or bleeding.

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No. Colon hydrotherapy must be combined with a healthful diet to maintain a healthy colon. Daily exercise is also important, and stress management is essential!