Barium meal transit, or follow through, is a procedure used to evaluate the presence of disease in a person's small intestine. It involves the patient drinking a contrast medium containing Barium sulphate. X-ray images are taken at various time intervals, firstly of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum and then as the Barium moves through the small intestine.
Drugs used to treat Barium Meal Transit
| Name | Drug Class |
|---|---|
| Sincalide | Miscellaneous uncategorized agents |
| Kinevac | Miscellaneous uncategorized agents |
