The barium appears white on X-rays, and shows the outline of the internal lining of the small bowel. An X-ray is taken every 30 minutes tracking the progression of the barium. It will be necessary to drink 1 cup of barium after each X-ray until it has progressed through the small bowel and enters the large intestine.
Oxford, KS. Sponsored Topics. Oxford is a city in Sumner County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 1,049. Oxford is located at 37Â°16â²29â³N 97Â°10â²11â³W / 37.274841Â°N 97.169825Â°W / 37.274841; -97.169825 (37.274841, -97.169825).
Brief History of Oxford and Miami University. In 1803, a college township was set aside in the almost uninhabited woodlands of northwestern Butler County. In 1810, a year after Miami University was chartered, the Village of Oxford was laid out and the first lots were sold. In the following year the first school was built and by 1830, with a population of over 700, the Village of Oxford was incorporated.