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THE PRACTICAL PAOCEDURE FOR THE WTATER SOLUBLE CONTRAST MYELOGRAPHY Masaaki Morooka 1 1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Kyushu Central Hospital pp.1515-1521
Published Date 1973/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203418
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In view of many reports referring to complica-tions due to oily contrast media, it can he claimed to he a matter of course that myelography with water-soluble contrast media have conic to he in-creasingly attended to.

Arnell and Lindstroem reported in 1932 their experience with myelography using Abrodil, a water soluble contrast medium. This medium, however, has not been popularized because it could not be applied to lumbar anesthesia.

In 1964, Campbell et al. reported their experience with a new contrast medium which dispensed with lumbar anesthesia. Since this medium had better contrast and less complications and yet required no lumbar anesthesia with no complication method than the methods used up until then, it has be-come dmployed by a number of clinicians.

We have carried out comparative evaluation of myelographic evaluations with Abrodil, Megl. Iothalamate, and Megl. iocarmate.

The following summarizes on the basis of our experiences method, advices, and treatments against complicatications during contrast-radiography, all of which are deemed to be the best possible of all the contrast radiographic means with water-soluble contrast media examined.

1) Abrodil should be applied under spinal an-esthesia, while Megl. Iothalamate and Megl. io-carmate should be used under no spinal anesthesia.

2) The three contrast media should mainly be applied to lumbar region (according to bibliography, they are used for ventriculography with iothala-mate and for treatments of cervico-thoracic region).

3) The static kinesiradiography using iocarmate and iothalamate was found to be of a high diag-nostic value in clinical practice.

4) The side effects exprienced were divided into those attributable to lumbar puncture and those attributable to the media used ; syncope and shock symptoms were attributable to the former, while spasm was attributable to the latter. However, no spasm was experienced with iocarmate,

5) The medium infusion was prohibited for several minutes after insertion of the needle as the treatments against lumber shock among other side effects and, if a shock symptom has taken place, regular treatments against usual shocks should be taken. Against spasm, intravenous injection of 10 mg of Diazepam was found to be a treatment of choice.


Copyright © 1973, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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