Positioning of Patients After Metrizamide Lumbar Myelography
W. D. Robertson, Jocelyne S. Lapointe, R A Nugent, Robert G. Robinson, Lyle F. Daly
Abstract
W. D. Robertson, Jocelyne S. Lapointe, R A Nugent, Robert G. Robinson, Lyle F. Daly
Abstract
This prospective study of 90 patients after lumbar metrizamide myelography indicates that the semiupright position at 45° in bed or early ambulation reduces postprocedure vomiting but does not reduce the frequency of headache. Ambulatory patients have less frequent nausea than patients kept in bed.
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This prospective study of 90 patients after lumbar metrizamide myelography indicates that the semiupright position at 45° in bed or early ambulation reduces postprocedure vomiting but does not reduce the frequency of headache. Ambulatory patients have less frequent nausea than patients kept in bed.
Key concepts: Metrizamide, Medicine, Myelography, Nausea, Lumbar, Ambulatory, Vomiting, Anesthesia