A Quoi Sert La Cystographie ?
La cystographie étudie les parois de la vessie et de l'urètre(canal qui permet l'élimination de l'urine à partir de la vessie).
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Comment Se déroule La Cystographie ?
C'est un médecin spécialiste en radiologiequi pratique cet examen.
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Comment Se Préparer à Une Cystographie ?
Quelques jours auparavant, il faudra réaliser un examen des urinesà la recherche d'une infection.
Aucune préparation n'est nécessaire.
Vous pouvez manger, boire et prendre votre traitement habituel.
Si vous êtes allergique, signalez le lors du rendez-vous.
Des comprimés à prendre la veille et le jour de l'examen pourront vous être prescrits.
Pensez.
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Is cystography a safe procedure?
Cystography is a safe procedure, but rarely, complications may occur that include:
- Urinary tract infection
- mainly due to the catheter being introduced Injury caused by the catheter being inserted
- resulting in frank bleeding or blood-stained urging Discomfort during urination
- which usually resolves in a few hours after the procedure
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La Cystographie est-elle Douloureuse ?
La mise en place de la sonde urinaire n'est pas douloureuse mais désagréable.
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What is a cystography test?
Cystography is the radiological examination of the bladder and cystourethrography in the radiological evaluation of the bladder and urethra.
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What is retrograde cystography?
Retrograde cystography is an imaging test that uses X-rays to see the bladder.
X-rays are made of the bladder after it has been filled with a contrast dye.
The dye lets the radiologist see your bladder and nearby tissues more clearly.
Retrograde cystography can also be done using computerized tomography (CT), another type of imaging.
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What is the difference between cystourethrography and cystography?
The term cystourethrography refers to a radiographic examination of the bladder and the urethra; the term cystography refers to a conventional radiographic examination of the bladder with contrast medium instilled through a urethral catheter.
Cystography allows the evaluation of both anatomic defects and functional anomalies.