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Why We Don’t Usually Sedate for a VCUG or a Nuclear Cystogram

Why We Don’t Usually Sedate for a VCUG or a Nuclear Cystogram

As adults we understand that some discomfort is a part of life, but as parents we want to protect our children from things that might be stressful or painful. One of the more challenging procedures in our Radiology Department is an x-ray VCUG or a nuclear cystogram. These procedures require a urinary catheter be placed

By: Catherine Leopard | 0

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