Computed tomography versus myelography in diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.
Tchang Sp, Howie Jl, Kirkaldy-Willis Wh, Paine Kw, D Moola
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Tchang Sp, Howie Jl, Kirkaldy-Willis Wh, Paine Kw, D Moola
Abstract
Analysis of computed tomography (CT) of the lumbar spine and myelography in 48 of 52 consecutive patients with the clinical diagnosis of disc herniation, confirmed at surgery, showed CT to be superior to myelography in diagnosis. We suggest that CT should replace myelography in assessing most patients with possible disc herniation.
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Analysis of computed tomography (CT) of the lumbar spine and myelography in 48 of 52 consecutive patients with the clinical diagnosis of disc herniation, confirmed at surgery, showed CT to be superior to myelography in diagnosis. We suggest that CT should replace myelography in assessing most patients with possible disc herniation.
Key concepts: Myelography, Medicine, Computed tomography, Radiology, Disc herniation, Lumbar, Lumbar disc herniation, Tomography