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Radiology, Vol 128, 123-126, Copyright © 1978 by Radiological Society of North America

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Peridurography with metrizamide: animal and human studies

PR Bromage, RS Bramwell, RF Catchlove, G Belanger and CG Pearce

Metrizamide (300 mg l/ml) was tested for spinal peridurography in conscious dogs and humans. Epidural metrizamide was non-irritating in volumes up to 12 ml. Larger volumes caused mild discomfort in two patients. Radiographic contrast was satisfactory, and there were no sequelae. Peridurography with metrizamide (300 mg l/ml) appears to be a safe, useful diagnostic procedure in ambulant patients.




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