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[[Barium swallow]] is done in presence of varices where it is seen as filling defects (bag of worms appearance). [[Barium enema]] is useful in cases of colonic varices. | |||
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Overview
Barium swallow is done in presence of varices where it is seen as filling defects (bag of worms appearance). Barium enema is useful in cases of colonic varices.