[Efficacy of CT omnipaque myelography in the demonstration of intraspinal space-occupying diseases (report of 77 cases)].
Wang YS
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Wang YS
Abstract
The value of omnipaque myelography and CT myelography in 77 cases of intraspinal space-occupying lesions (51 extramedullary and 26 intramedullary confirmed by operation) was reviewed. In 69 cases the preoperative diagnosis was accurate, but not in the other 8 cases. It is not advisable according to the authors' experience to have both myelography and postmyelography CT scan done for all intraspinal space-occupying lesions. For most of the extramedullary tumors, myelography alone proved to be adequate. For intramedullary lesions the information obtained from myelography was inconclusive and postmyelography CT scan as a supplementary procedure was necessary.
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The value of omnipaque myelography and CT myelography in 77 cases of intraspinal space-occupying lesions (51 extramedullary and 26 intramedullary confirmed by operation) was reviewed. In 69 cases the preoperative diagnosis was accurate, but not in the other 8 cases. It is not advisable according to the authors' experience to have both myelography and postmyelography CT scan done for all intraspinal space-occupying lesions. For most of the extramedullary tumors, myelography alone proved to be adequate. For intramedullary lesions the information obtained from myelography was inconclusive and postmyelography CT scan as a supplementary procedure was necessary.
Key concepts: Myelography, Medicine, Intramedullary rod, Radiology, Computed tomography, Nuclear medicine, Surgery, Spinal cord