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Discography and myelography in acute injuries of the cervical spine

Richard B. Raynor

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✓ Nineteen patients who suffered trauma to the cervical spine that resulted in moderate to severe neurological deficit were studied by discography. In 15 cases, myelography was also performed. When both tests were done there was good correlation of results. In the four cases where only discography was performed, the lesion was accurately localized. The danger of myelography in acute cervical fracture dislocation is emphasized and the relative safety, ease, and value of discography stressed.

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✓ Nineteen patients who suffered trauma to the cervical spine that resulted in moderate to severe neurological deficit were studied by discography. In 15 cases, myelography was also performed. When both tests were done there was good correlation of results. In the four cases where only discography was performed, the lesion was accurately localized. The danger of myelography in acute cervical fracture dislocation is emphasized and the relative safety, ease, and value of discography stressed.

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✓ Nineteen patients who suffered trauma to the cervical spine that resulted in moderate to severe neurological deficit were studied by discography. In 15 cases, myelography was also performed. When both tests were done there was good correlation of results. In the four cases where only discography was performed, the lesion was accurately localized. The danger of myelography in acute cervical fracture dislocation is emphasized and the relative safety, ease, and value of discography stressed.

Key concepts: Discography, Medicine, Myelography, Cervical spine, Lesion, Radiology, Surgery, Spinal cord

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