Images & Videos: Myelography
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Myelography of lumbar spine - injection of contrast into spine to study disc disease.
Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) scan of a dural tube showing small black dots (arrows) that represent nerve roots, called the cauda equine.
Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) scan of the dural tube (arrow) in a patient’s spine.
Image of a myelographic needle containing contrast inserted in the dural tube of a patient’s spine.
Image of a fluoroscopic table slightly tilted with an image intensifier (the 'x-ray eye') denoted by the arrow.
Image of a fluoroscopic table tilted in an upright position.
Radiography equipment
Preliminary view (1) of lumbar spine. Front (2) and side (3) views during a myelogram with iodine in the spinal canal.
