Here is results FLUORO UPPER GI - SMALL BOWEL FOLLOW THRU - DetailsPrinter friendly page--New window will open About this test Details Study Result Impression 1. Scout image of the abdomen demonstrates fecal stasis/retention, consistent with the patient's history of constipation. 2. Gastroesophageal reflux to the level of the midesophagus. Mucosal thickening/prominence at the mid-distal esophagus likely sequela of reflux/esophagitis. Suggestion of a small hiatal hernia. 3. Colon visualized by 3 hours 45 minutes postingestion. 4. Paucity of small bowel loops at the right lower quadrant, which may be further assessed with CT scan. Otherwise jejunum/ileum demonstrates grossly normal caliber/contour/mucosal pattern. Electronically Signed By: XXXXXXX Doumanian, MD on 12/11/2020 2:34 PM CST Narrative History: Severe constipation/bloating. Technique: Fluoroscopic upper GI and small bowel follow-through study was performed. Approximately 55 seconds fluoroscopy time was utilized. Radiation dose was 67.60 mGy. Comparison: None at this institution. Findings: Scout image of the abdomen demonstrates fecal stasis/retention, consistent with the patient's history of constipation. Levoconvex scoliosis of the lower thoracic/lumbar spine. Following the ingestion of air/barium contrast multiple images were obtained. There is transit of contrast through the esophagus. Esophagus demonstrates grossly normal contour. Gastroesophageal reflux to the level of the midesophagus. Mucosal thickening/prominence at the mid-distal esophagus likely sequela of reflux/esophagitis. Suggestion of a small hiatal hernia. Stomach demonstrates grossly normal shape and contour. Gastric mucosal pattern grossly unremarkable. No gastric outlet obstruction. Duodenum demonstrates grossly normal caliber/contour/mucosal pattern. Colon visualized by 3 hours 45 minutes postingestion. Paucity of small bowel loops at the right lower quadrant. Otherwise jejunum/ileum demonstrates grossly normal caliber/contour/mucosal pattern.