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CT Colon with contrast

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ceinwen87832
ceinwen87832

Will a CT Colon with contrast give detailed imaging of the liver and kidneys as well?

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  • kim21416
    kim21416 ceinwen87832

    Posted

    i have no idea   the did a colonoscapy  nothing

     

    • ceinwen87832
      ceinwen87832 kim21416

      Posted

      I had a colonoscopy but then this was followed at a later date  by a colonography becuase they needed to check the transerse section that the camera could not reach
  • kim21416
    kim21416 ceinwen87832

    Posted

    well there was no follow up thats for sure  but they found nothing on the colonscopy    but why would that make him throw up water or anything after swallowing  for 10 minutes-  its like nothing is reaching his stomach  which is a massive pile of bile according to the doctors
  • holly_12500
    holly_12500 ceinwen87832

    Posted

    Sorry can't answer your questions but why not ask your GP.you can also get information from you hospital
  • kevin30685
    kevin30685 ceinwen87832

    Posted

    Hi

    Yes it will see your liver I have polops I my gallbladder and go for ultra sounds every 6 months and found a cyst on my liver or so they thought went for ct scan with contrast and found bother there they were looking at liver colon kidneys etc so yes it shows up all your organs hope it all goes well

    Kev

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