- the introduction of non-ionic iodinated contrast media into the CSF - it has largely been supplanted by other advanced imaging techniques such as MRI & CT - it is still occasionally used in combination with CT (CT myelography) - reactions to the contrast agent are not uncommon and can rarely be fatal

Myelography Flashcards by Lucy Butler

What is myelography?

the introduction of non-ionic iodinated contrast media into the CSF
it has largely been supplanted by other advanced imaging techniques such as MRI & CT
it is still occasionally used in combination with CT (CT myelography)
reactions to the contrast agent are not uncommon and can rarely be fatal

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