Radionuclide Scans - Gastroenterology
GI Bleed Scintigraphy
Detection and localization of active gastrointestinal bleeding.
About this study
GI Bleed Scintigraphy uses radiolabeled red blood cells to detect and localize active gastrointestinal bleeding. It is highly sensitive and can detect bleeding rates as low as 0.1 mL/min.
How to prepare
Preparation depends on the tracer used. Reception will tell you the exact fasting and medication instructions when your slot is confirmed.
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