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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 133, Issue 3, 481-487
Copyright © 1979 by American Roentgen Ray Society


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Double-contrast gastrography of the fundus and cardia: normal landmarks and their pathologic changes

PC Freeny

The normal radiographic landmarks of the gastric fundus are the macromucosal (rugal) pattern, the micromucosal (areae gastricae) pattern, and the esophageal rosette. In a comparison of 100 normal double-contrast and conventional barium examinations, the landmarks were most consistently and reliably demonstrated by double-contrast technique. In a group of 36 patients with various types of fundal pathology, double-contrast gastrography demonstrated distinctive changes in these landmarks and led to reliable diagnoses in the majority of patients. Double-contrast gastrography is considered the preferred method for examining patients with suspected abnormalities of the fundus or cardia.
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