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 Post subject: Venogram Question
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I had a procedure performed a few weeks ago now. One thing that has been slightly niggling at me, is that during the procedure (when I am guessing the images were taken with the fluoroscope), I was told to "don't move, don't breath, don't swallow". Although its not exactly a valsalva manoeuvre, I wonder if holding your breath could actual change the results of the images?
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You have to stop everything for the picture.
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if you are out cold as i was how could they tell the patient to hold their breath etc.?
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blossom wrote:
if you are out cold as i was how could they tell the patient to hold their breath etc.?
blossom,
You do have a way with words that makes me laugh, or makes me cry, or makes me laugh and cry at the same time. Keep posting, pretty lady.
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blossom wrote:
if you are out cold as i was how could they tell the patient to hold their breath etc.?
All I had was a local at the entry point. However, I was damn cold!
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if you are out cold as i was how could they tell the patient to hold their breath etc.?


maybe they pinch your nose? :lol:
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