Titlebook: CT and Myelography of the Spine and Cord; Techniques, Anatomy Holger Pettersson,Derek C. F. Harwood-Nash Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Introduction,ic excellence of CT images is clinical, scientific, and diagnostic success. A step towards such goals is the application of high-resolution CT, both alone and together with a safe water-soluble CSF contrast medium.

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The Normal Spine and Spinal Cord, of diagnostic imaging. The standard radiographic anatomy of the spine and spinal cord is well known, but high resolution CT and CTMM have added a new dimension to the imaging of these structures, and hence a thorough description of the normal anatomy is necessary before discussing pathologic change

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Musculoskeletal Disorders and Dysplasias Involving the Spinal Column and Canal,. Neuromuscular disorders may mold the growing spine in a disordered fashion, causing, for example, scoliosis. The disorders may also cause a stenosis of the canal and compression of the cord, or conversely, the spinal canal may be widened with a wide ectatic dural sac. The dysplastic changes may al

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Adverse Effects of the Examination,S, and which also controls the hydrodynamics around the CNS. The CTMM means an introduction of a foreign substance into the subarachnoid space, with ensuing risk of side effects. These may be caused by the needle puncture with subsequent CSF leak or by biochemical reaction to the injected contrast m

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Book 1982lliam Osler Over a period of five years, the impact of computed tomography (CT) on pediatric neuroradiology at The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, has been, as expected, in the assessment of the brain and its abnormalities. Concurrent with this application was the introduction of Metrizamide (A