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Contrast and Radionuclide Cystography

These tests are used to diagnose bladder problems. It helps your urologist see how well the bladder works, and to find the cause of infections or check for tumors or stones. It is a way to look closely at the bladder walls.

Archived from the 2022 edition

Overview

Cystography is often used to diagnose bladder fistula, bladder rupture, bladder stones, or vesicoureteral reflux (VUR). Many physicians believe that the Bladder Scan is better to find VUR because it less radiation.

Your doctor will talk with you about which test to use, and when.

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