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JAMA, 1973
A patient with acute leukemia and depressed bone marrow following chemotherapy developed a Clostridium perfringens septicemia immediately following a barium enema examination. Autopsy showed ulcerated colonic mucosa with phagocytized bacteria within the colonic wall.
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A patient with acute leukemia and depressed bone marrow following chemotherapy developed a Clostridium perfringens septicemia immediately following a barium enema examination. Autopsy showed ulcerated colonic mucosa with phagocytized bacteria within the colonic wall.
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SIMULTANEOUS SIGMOIDOSCOPY AND BARIUM ENEMA
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954A critical consideration of diseases of the large colon supports our belief that whenever a barium enema or sigmoidoscopy is indicated for diagnosis, the other is equally desirable. Both procedures have overlapping and supplementary spheres of applicability.
S, JAMPEL, S, DEWING, H G, JACOBSON
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Complications of the Barium Enema
Gastroenterology, 1965Summary 1.The hazards of the barium enema examination have been reviewed and our experience with 13 patients has been presented. 2.The probable etiological factors were overinflation of a balloon catheter (six cases), enema tip trauma (four), elevation of intraluminal pressure (two), and proctoscopic biopsy (one).
W B, SEAMAN, J, WELLS
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Bacteremia during barium enema study
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1978The occurrence of bacteremia was studied in patients undergoing barium enema. Blood cultures were done on 34 patients before, during, and after the procedure using two schedules. Cultures were obtained once during the procedure in the first schedule and four times in the second.
J, Butt +6 more
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The Therapeutic Barium Enema Revisited
Clinical Radiology, 2001The diagnosis and etiology of lower gastrointestinal bleeding from diverticulosis has been well-documented [1,2]. However, the clinical management of lower gastrointestinal bleeding remains a therapeutic dilemma for the physician. Although most bleeding episodes are mild and abate spontaneously with conservative therapy, there remains a subset of ...
M I, Chorost +4 more
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Extrinsic Barium Collection on Barium Enema Examination
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980History A 53-year-old man was admitted with epigastric pain of five to six days' duration. Normal stools had become tarry. The patient had a history of surgery 11 years ago for perforated peptic ulcer. Barium enema examination revealed findings as on Fig 1 (preevacuation) and Fig 2 (postevacuation). Figure 3 is a preevacuation spot film.
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Double-contrast barium enema technique
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2003During a double-contrast barium enema the radiologist interacts with the patient, the controls of the fluoroscope, and the image on the television monitor. The radiologist paints an image of the colon; the barium is the paint, the colon is the canvas.
Stephen E, Rubesin, Dean D T, Maglinte
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
To the Editor.— The report by Richman et al (226:62, 1973) concerned barium enema septicemia. Recently, we also saw a young infant develop sepsis after a barium enema examination. Report of a Case.— A 7-week-old white male infant was admitted because of constipation, abdominal distension, and failure to thrive.
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To the Editor.— The report by Richman et al (226:62, 1973) concerned barium enema septicemia. Recently, we also saw a young infant develop sepsis after a barium enema examination. Report of a Case.— A 7-week-old white male infant was admitted because of constipation, abdominal distension, and failure to thrive.
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JAMA, 1976
PROCTOSIGMOIDOSCOPY (PSS) and the barium enema (BE) have historically been extremely valuable diagnostic tools in the study of colon disease. Since the BE provided an examination far beyond the capability of PSS, and PSS could be used to directly examine the more difficult areas for radiologic evaluation (rectum and rectosigmoid), the two techniques ...
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PROCTOSIGMOIDOSCOPY (PSS) and the barium enema (BE) have historically been extremely valuable diagnostic tools in the study of colon disease. Since the BE provided an examination far beyond the capability of PSS, and PSS could be used to directly examine the more difficult areas for radiologic evaluation (rectum and rectosigmoid), the two techniques ...
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Intravasation of barium sulphate at barium enema examination
The British Journal of Radiology, 2006We report a case of venous intravasation of barium sulphate occurring during a routine barium enema examination for investigation of rectal bleeding. The patient suffered a cardiopulmonary arrest, but made a full recovery after organ support in intensive care. Review of radiographs from the examination showed intravasated barium in pelvic vessels.
J S, White +4 more
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