thank you, yes for sure Knuston clamp is a graet option but usually not available! we cannot/shouldn't inflate baloon! the catheter is not in bllader but in urethra, if you inflate the baloon you will damage the urethra or even rupture is possible
usually nothing if it's smoothly done, however the Doctor or Technician may physically damage the urethra while penetrating the penis. so let's say the healthcare professional skill and mastery is the key.
if you want to illustrate the ascending urethra, 50ml is more than enough, however, if you want to make the bladder full, and rule out reflex and post voide ... then you may need 150-200 ml ( diluted contrast in saline)
At 10.26 we see the hands of the operator being exposed to primary beam radiation. In the rest of the world, this would mean expulsion from the profession due to dangerous, careless behaviour. In the Indian subcontinent, it is standard practice. Not only is the hand exposed to primary beam radiation, the thigh on the other side will be emitting extra scatter. So there is massive dose from primary beam and massive dose from the scatter and all of that would not happen in the developed world.
Best on rug I watch till now ...please upload more videos on special procedures
Thanks a lot! It’s wonderful
Great RGU Positioning Technique,
Many thanks for sharing the technique. I am watching from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩
Thank you very informative video
Very good...
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Excellent presentation sir 🙏🏼
Wonderful information
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Thank you so much pro
Can this be done if the stricture is almost closed.
Thank u!!
Rug test leds to uti infection?
what about knuston clamp?? can we use it
and why you dont inflat ballon of catheter???
thank you, yes for sure Knuston clamp is a graet option but usually not available!
we cannot/shouldn't inflate baloon! the catheter is not in bllader but in urethra, if you inflate the baloon you will damage the urethra or even rupture is possible
Thank you for your answer but there are many texts in radiology procedure write that we should inflate it about 2 cc of water
Sir yeh RUG kya cystoscopy se jyada asaan aur comfort hota hai ? plz reply l need to do it
What are the contraindications, complications and aftercare of this procedure??
usually nothing if it's smoothly done, however the Doctor or Technician may physically damage the urethra while penetrating the penis. so let's say the healthcare professional skill and mastery is the key.
How many ml of contrast needed?
if you want to illustrate the ascending urethra, 50ml is more than enough,
however, if you want to make the bladder full, and rule out reflex and post voide ... then you may need 150-200 ml ( diluted contrast in saline)
Please up load the Barium meal serious, videos, ur English pronounce is good, easy to understand.
At 10.26 we see the hands of the operator being exposed to primary beam radiation. In the rest of the world, this would mean expulsion from the profession due to dangerous, careless behaviour. In the Indian subcontinent, it is standard practice. Not only is the hand exposed to primary beam radiation, the thigh on the other side will be emitting extra scatter. So there is massive dose from primary beam and massive dose from the scatter and all of that would not happen in the developed world.
Does it hurt?
not really, it's not comfortable either