2nd semester
Oesophagography
Gastrography
Cholecystography
Irigography
Intravenous urography (pyelography)
Ascending (retrograde) pyelography
Cystography
Hysterosalpingography
Angiography
OESOPHAGOGRAPHY
axial projection
oesophagus
Radiographic visualization of the
esophagus using a swallowed
radiopaque contrast medium.
recessus
piriformis
(pharynx)
oesophagus
thoracic vertebrae
diaphragm
ribs
OESOPHAGOGRAPHY
lateral projection
GASTROGRAPHY
kardia
bulbus duodeni
duodenum
pylorus
corpus
incisura
angluaris
intestinum
tenue
gaster
gastric air
bubble
Radiography of
the stomach
taken after
administration of
barium.
CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY
the last rib
vesica felea
fundus
Th 12
L1
os coxae
lumbar
vertebrae
thoracic
vertebrae
air in intestinum
L2
L3
Visualize the gallbladder by
administering a radiopaque
contrast agent (by mouth)
that is excreted by the liver.
This excreted material will
collect in the gallbladder,
where reabsorption of water
concentrates the excreted
contrast.
IRIGOGRAPHY
colon
ascendens
colon
descendens
flexura colli dx.
flexura colli
sin.
colon
sigmoideum
colon transversum
intestinum
crassum
Contrast X-ray method where
the X-ray image is taken after
filling the colon with contrast
(barium) through the anus.
IRIGOGRAPHY
– double contrast
Radiography of the colon
taken after administration
of barium, then air.
calices
renales
INTRAVENOUS
UROGRAPHY
ureter
vesica urinaria
pelvis renalis
X-ray of urinary tract
following an injection
of a iodine dye into a
vein of arm.
ASCENDING
(RETROGRADE)
PYELOGRAPHY
ureter
calicels renalesContrast medium has been
introduced into the ureter
and calyces via a ureteric
catheter.
pelvis renalis
catheter
CYSTOGRAPHY
vesica urinaria
catheter in urethra
Contrast material is
instilled in the bladder via
urinary catheter
HSG (hysterosalpingography)
tuba uterina
cannula
uterus
free spill of
contrast off
from patent
tube
The uterus and fallopian tubes are filled with a water-soluble contrast material (iodine)
a. lienalisa. gastrica sin.
Truncus
coeliacus
a. hepatica
communis
Catheter
Angiography is the
imaging of blood
vessels using watersoluble
ionic or
nonionic X ray
contrast media
injected into the blood
stream of arteries
(arteriography) or
veins (venography).
ANGIOGRAPHY
Arteriography of
truncus coeliacus
ANGIOGRAPHY
Arteriography of upper limb
a. brachialis
a. radialis
a. ulnaris
a. interossea ant.
ANGIOGRAPHY
Arteriography of pelvis Aorta abdominalis
a. iliaca
communis
a. iliaca externa
a. iliaca interna a. sacralis
mediana
ANGIOGRAPHY
Venography of upper limb
vv. brachiales
v. axillaris
v. cephalica
For lymph vessels, oily
contrast media are used.
ANGIOGRAPHY
Lymphography of abdomen
and lower limb
nodi lymphatici
inguinales
nodi lymphatici
iliaci int. et ext.
nodi lymphatici
iliaci communes
nodi lymphatici
lumbales
Chest
sagittal
projection
arcus aortae
ventriculus
sin.
tr. pulmonalis
auricula sin.
v. cava inf.
atrium dx.
v. cava sup.
v. brachioceph. dx.