The enteroscan is an examination of the small intestine. It allows the evaluation of different diseases of the small intestine (Crohn's, anemia, or the search for lesions). Finally, it allows the realization of images of other abdominal and pelvic organs.
The patient must arrive 60 minutes before the appointment time. We will ask you to put on a gown, remove your jewelry and any metal objects that could interfere with the quality of the images.
- The patient will be given a liquid drink prepared by the technologist (lactose diluted in water).
- The technologist will supervise the intake of the liquid. The solution is a laxative diluted in water.
- The patient should start drinking the diluted solution 45 minutes before the appointment.
- The solution should be drunk within 30 minutes.
- Fifteen minutes before the start of the examination, the patient will have to lie on a stretcher on his right side to optimize the gastric emptying, if the patient has not finished drinking, he will be able to finish lying down.
- The technologist will install a catheter to inject an iodine-based opacifier. You may also be given an antispasmodic medication.
- The technologist will then place you on the examination table, which will move slowly through the ring-shaped opening. It will be important to remain still and to follow the breathing instructions. The examination lasts approximately 5 minutes.
A medial order is required to perform this examination.
If you have a prescription for an ultrasound that is not mentioned, contact us
A CT scan is an X-ray examination that gives detailed three-dimensional images of tissue, bones, organs, or blood vessels.
A CT scan can be done in our imaging centre in Esch-sur-Alzette. Please have your prescription at hand so that you can book online or by phone.
When planning your activities, keep in mind that the total duration of your visit may be 30 to 60 minutes, even though the examination itself only takes 5 to 25 minutes.
To learn more about the examination process, read our detailed section on CT examinations.
A CT scan is usually done to look for abnormalities or disorders that can affect any part of the body. There are several reasons why doctors prescribe CT scans. You can see how the examination is carried out in the detailed chapter CT examination.
"CT" stands for "computer tomography". A CT scan is an X-ray examination that produces detailed three-dimensional images.
This test requires a thorough cleaning of the colon.
See the Virtual Colonoscopy page for the necessary preparation steps.
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