[A comparative study of myelography and CAT in patients with lumbo-sciatica].
Paloma Pulido, Esther Rodrı́guez, Daniel Pelaez, García de Sola R
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Paloma Pulido, Esther Rodrı́guez, Daniel Pelaez, García de Sola R
Abstract
One hundred patients with acute lumbo sciatica symptoms probably due to disc hernia, have been studied. A CT scan and a myelography was performed in all patients. The clinical and radiologic (myelography and CT scan) findings have been evaluated in three categories based on their intensity and a correlation between these three parameters has been performed. Our results show a positivity of 94% in the clinical signs, 87% in the myelography findings and 88% in CT scan findings. The correlation results show that in very severe lumbo sciatica syndromes there is a greater positivity in the myelography than in CT scan findings and that there could be big radiologic changes without a clear clinical repercussion.
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One hundred patients with acute lumbo sciatica symptoms probably due to disc hernia, have been studied. A CT scan and a myelography was performed in all patients. The clinical and radiologic (myelography and CT scan) findings have been evaluated in three categories based on their intensity and a correlation between these three parameters has been performed. Our results show a positivity of 94% in the clinical signs, 87% in the myelography findings and 88% in CT scan findings. The correlation results show that in very severe lumbo sciatica syndromes there is a greater positivity in the myelography than in CT scan findings and that there could be big radiologic changes without a clear clinical repercussion.
Key concepts: Sciatica, Myelography, Medicine, Radiology, Hernia, Disc herniation, Lumbar, Spinal cord