Hip Aspiration or Hip Arthogram

Procedure time
10-15 min.

Purpose
To assess and diagnose the presence of infection in hip joint.

Procedure

  • Patient goes directly to radiology.
  • Patient is placed on table, and the hip area is cleaned and scrubbed.
  • The Physician sticks a needle into the hip joint and draws off fluid to be sent to Lab.
  • If ordered, the physician may inject a steroid or isotope for a Nuclear Medicine study.
  • The needle is then removed and the patient is released to go home.


Hip Arthogram

  • Contrast will be injected and films obtained.
  • Needle is removed and patient is released to go home.

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Abdomen

Arch Arteriogram

Arch with Subclavian Arteriogram

Arterial Embolization

AV Shuntogram

Bilateral Runoff or Unilateral

Carotid (DSA) Arteriogram

Cartoid/Vertebral Artery Angioplasty and Stenting

Cerebral Arteriogram

Discogram-Lumbar

Esophageal Stent Placement

Hip Aspiration or Hip Arthogram

Inferior Venacava Filter Placement

Infusion of Thrombolytic Agent

Invasive Retrieval of Foreign Body

Mechanical Thrombectomy

Nerve, Root, Facet, SI Joint (Injection) or Epidural Block

Percutaneous Biliary Tube Insertion

Percutaneous Cholangiogram

Percutaneous Fibrin Sheath Stripping

Percutaneous Gastrostomy

Percutaneous Nephrostomy

Permacath Placement

Pulmonary Arteriogram

Renal Arteriogram

Renal Vein Rennin

Select Abdomen

Upper Extremity Venogram

Venacavagram

Vertebroplasty

Wrist Arthogram

For more information about MRI please contact Troy Smith at tsmith@stmaryshealth.com.

 
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