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Gall Bladder Radionuclide Scan
Alternate Names : Biliary Scan, Cholescintigraphy, Gallbladder Scan, Radionuclide - Gallbladder
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How will the Test Feel?
When the tracer is injected into the vein, there will be a sharp prick from the needle. After the injection, the puncture site may be sore. There is no pain during the scan.
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Definition Why is the Test Performed? How is the Test Performed? How to Prepare for the Test? How will the Test Feel? What do Abnormal Results Mean? Special Considerations Risks
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Review Date : 10/17/2003
Reviewed By : Jeffrey Brown, M.D., Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.
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