Fluoroscopic Contrast Agent

A fluoroscopic contrast agent is a special liquid used during imaging tests like fluoroscopy to improve visibility of organs, blood vessels, or tissues. When injected or swallowed, it makes these structures stand out on X-ray images, helping doctors diagnose and evaluate conditions more accurately. The contrast agent is usually safe, but some people may experience minor reactions or allergies. It’s an essential tool in medical imaging that enhances clarity and detail, allowing for better assessment of the body’s internal functions without invasive procedures.