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The double-contrast enema: myths and misconceptions.

Abstract

The role of the double-contrast enema (DCE) remains contraversial since no controlled comparison between the barium enema (BE) and the DCE has been performed. As a result of our experience with routine use of the DCE, we believe that it is the most sensitive technique for the detection of polypoid, annular, and inflammatory lesions in the colon. There are many commonly held myths and misconceptions regarding the DCE and these are discussed and refuted. The advantages of the DCE over the BE are discussed and illustrated.

Entities: Chemical

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Barium Sulfate

Year: 1976 PMID： 1052440 DOI： 10.1007/BF02256338

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Gastrointest Radiol ISSN： 0364-2356

14 in total

1. The radiologic demonstration of early changes in ulcerative colitis by double contrast technique.

Authors: I Laufer
Journal: J Can Assoc Radiol Date: 1975-06

2. THE RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF NON-SPECIFIC HAEMORRHAGIC PROCTOCOLITIS (HAEMORRHAGIC PROCTITIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS).

Authors: I KINSEY; N HORNNES; P ANTHONISEN; P RIIS
Journal: Acta Med Scand Date: 1964-08

3. The radiological demonstraction of colorectal polyps undetected by endoscopy.

Authors: I Laufer; N C Smith; J E Mullens
Journal: Gastroenterology Date: 1976-02 Impact factor: 22.682

4. Correlation of endoscopy and double-contrast radiography in the early stages of ulcerative and granulomatous colitis.

Authors: I Laufer; J E Mullens; J Hamilton
Journal: Radiology Date: 1976-01 Impact factor: 11.105

5. Inflammatory bowel disease, a symposium. I. The radiological differential diagnosis between ulcerative and granulomatous (Crohn's) colitis.

Authors: G W Friedland
Journal: Calif Med Date: 1973-11

The double-contrast enema: myths and misconceptions.

1. The radiologic demonstration of early changes in ulcerative colitis by double contrast technique.

2. THE RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF NON-SPECIFIC HAEMORRHAGIC PROCTOCOLITIS (HAEMORRHAGIC PROCTITIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS).

3. The radiological demonstraction of colorectal polyps undetected by endoscopy.

4. Correlation of endoscopy and double-contrast radiography in the early stages of ulcerative and granulomatous colitis.

5. Inflammatory bowel disease, a symposium. I. The radiological differential diagnosis between ulcerative and granulomatous (Crohn's) colitis.

6. Lymphoid hyperplasia of the colon.

7. Clinical crse of ulcerative proctosigmoiditis.

8. The current state of radiologic technique in the examination of the colon: a survey.

9. Comparison of colonoscopy and the contrast enema in five hundred patients with colorectal disease.

Review 10. Air contrast studies of the colon in inflammatory bowel disease.

1. Role of colonoscopy and roentgenology in the detection of polypoid colonic lesions.

2. Costs of gastrointestinal examinations: a comparative study.

3. Extent of inflammatory lesions in ulcerative colitis assessed by radiology, colonoscopy, and endoscopic biopsies.

4. The extent of successful colonscopy: its implication for the radiologist.

5. Combined use of double- and single-contrast barium enema in the evaluation of suspected colonic disease.

6. Colon cleansing regimens. A clinical study in 1200 patients.

7. Predictive value of a diagnosis of colonic polyp on the double-contrast barium enema.

8. Radiologic manifestations of the syndrome of neurocrest and colonic tumors.

9. Manometrically guided colon insufflation during double-contrast barium enemas.

10. Radiologic spectrum of rectal carcinoid tumors.