"Hi Stephanie,
I think we should clarify one thing and that is whether we are talking about radio-opaque (for Xrays and HSG) or sono-opaque. I have performed ultrasounds on patients right after their HSGs in which as you know we use radio-opaque…"
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Kal Sakhel replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
dr rizwan ali replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"Two years back Prof.S.A Gilani from Pakistan presented a paper in a meeting here in Perth,on Gas water sonography,he showed nice images of what he called ORAL CONTRAST GASTROSONOGRAPHY and GASS WATER INFUSION SONOGRAPHY,the study was large and…"
Dr MM Nurus shafi replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"Since radio opaque substances/iodine dyes are already being used for SHG, apparently there should not be any additional adverse effect if the same iodine is used for SIS. There is a long history of using these dyes in the Radiology Dept. So long…"
Bashir H Samma;MD,PGD&C,SrMAIUM replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"Sorry I'm replying this late, because I have joined the group.
As far as I know the aim of introducing "fluid" - be it saline, gel, or radiopaque-fluid is to create an interface through which the sound beam can pass. I doubt whether…"
susan dumproff replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"The Physics of Sound Transmission through tissue vs fluid, and the size of the structure you are trying to image vs the fluid you are instilling. I am impressed you can see the fluid going through the tube. In our practice, we see the spilling of…"
Stephanie Eisenberg replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"I don't have experience using a radiopaque substance with an SIS, but the topic was one that our office OB/GYN was discussing with me, we are both trying to gather more info regarding the subject. An OB/GYN we worked with who is now a solo…"
Magdi Hanafi replied to Stephanie Eisenberg's discussion SIS using Radiopaque Substance in the group Gynecologic Ultrasound Community
"The last SIS`I did was today PM at my office. A patient who had a history of left tubal obstruction diagnosed by HSG done 3.5 years ago. Patient had severe pain during the last HSG procedure. I did her SIS`which was uncomfertable inspite of the…"
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SIS using Radiopaque Substance
Hello Sonographers, Radiologists, and OB/GYN's.I have been performing SIS's for several years now. Amazed at how many patients are positive for polyps. Have we been missing these all these years, or are women just growing more due to environmental factors, i.e. hormones in food, food coloring, etc.More importantly, My OB/GYN and I have been wondering if there was some sort of substance we could add to the saline, or in place of, that would show up "better", especially to evaluate post essure…See More
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