Fluoroscopy

A form of X-Ray using a contrast agent to show the movement of body parts.

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Fluoroscopy

A form of X-Ray using a contrast agent to show the movement of body parts.

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Fluoroscopy

A form of X-ray, Fluoroscopy uses a contrast agent like barium or iodine to show the movement of body parts, such as digestive, respiratory or joints. Contrast agents can be given through injection, swallowing or enema, depending on the area being scanned. Fluoroscopy is often used in conjunction with other diagnostic procedures.

Fluoroscopy is a form of an imaging technique to create X-rays (which is a form of ionizing radiation) to produce a series of continuous and real-time moving images of the patient’s internal structures. The procedure primarily consists of a separate X-ray source and fluorescent screen that patients would be placed between and are able to vary the amount of radiation exposure to the patient.

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Technology

SDMI has always been a leading innovator in healthcare technology in Southern Nevada and we continue to uphold our mission of delivering an exceptional patient experience and accurate results through the cutting-edge technology installed in our facilities.

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Procedure Prep

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do fluoroscopy studies take?
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Depending on the purpose, fluoroscopy studies can take as little as 30 minutes to as long as one to three hours.

How do I get an electronic copy of my results?
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Please visit our patient portal to access your reports and images, click here.

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Blue Diamond

8945 S. Lindell Road Las Vegas, NV 89139
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Anthem

2850 Siena Heights Henderson, NV 89052
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Centennial Hills

6925 N. Durango Drive Las Vegas, NV 89149
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Maryland Parkway

2950 S. Maryland Pkwy Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Northwest

2767 N. Tenaya Way Las Vegas, NV 89128
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Southwest

9070 W. Post Road Las Vegas, NV 89148
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Nellis

31 N Nellis Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89110
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Fluoroscopy

A form of X-Ray using a contrast agent to show the movement of body parts.

Back to All

Fluoroscopy

A form of X-ray, Fluoroscopy uses a contrast agent like barium or iodine to show the movement of body parts, such as digestive, respiratory or joints. Contrast agents can be given through injection, swallowing or enema, depending on the area being scanned. Fluoroscopy is often used in conjunction with other diagnostic procedures.

Fluoroscopy is a form of an imaging technique to create X-rays (which is a form of ionizing radiation) to produce a series of continuous and real-time moving images of the patient’s internal structures. The procedure primarily consists of a separate X-ray source and fluorescent screen that patients would be placed between and are able to vary the amount of radiation exposure to the patient.

Fluoroscopy

A form of X-Ray using a contrast agent to show the movement of body parts.

Back to All

Fluoroscopy

A form of X-ray, Fluoroscopy uses a contrast agent like barium or iodine to show the movement of body parts, such as digestive, respiratory or joints. Contrast agents can be given through injection, swallowing or enema, depending on the area being scanned. Fluoroscopy is often used in conjunction with other diagnostic procedures.

Fluoroscopy is a form of an imaging technique to create X-rays (which is a form of ionizing radiation) to produce a series of continuous and real-time moving images of the patient’s internal structures. The procedure primarily consists of a separate X-ray source and fluorescent screen that patients would be placed between and are able to vary the amount of radiation exposure to the patient.

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