Radionuclide cystography is also known as a bladder scan. For this test, your radiologist or nurse will inject a radioactive contrast (dye) into your bladder for x-rays. Cystography is often used to …

During cystography, the healthcare provider will insert a thin tube called a urinary catheter and inject contrast dye into your bladder. The contrast dye will let the provider see your bladder …

An intravenous pyelogram is a type of X-ray that providers use to look at your urinary system. They inject dye into a vein, which flows through your urinary system.

A voiding cystogram is a detailed X-ray exam of your bladder. For this procedure, your bladder is filled with X-ray dye. The dye lets your bladder be seen more clearly on the X-ray images. This …

4 फेब्रु, 2025 · By filling your bladder with a liquid dye that shows up on x-rays, your doctor can watch the motion of your bladder as it fills and empties and can see if your urine splashes …

This dye, also known as contrast medium, is iodine-based and allows doctors to see parts of the body that do not otherwise show up on x-rays. It is injected into a vein, usually in the arm, and …

The dye travels through the bloodstream to the kidneys and urinary tract, making these structures visible on X-ray images. As the dye moves through the urinary system, a series of X-rays are …

During cystography, contrast dye is injected into the bladder. Contrast refers to a substance taken into the body that causes the particular organ or tissue under study to be seen more clearly.

Cystography (retrograde cystography) is a detailed X-ray exam of your bladder. For this procedure, your bladder is filled with an X-ray dye (contrast medium). The dye lets your bladder be seen …

A cystogram is an examination of the bladder using contrast medium (an iodine based solution otherwise known as X-ray dye) to show the structure and shape of the bladder and occasionally …