Why might I need a myelogram? A myelogram may be done to assess the spinal cord, subarachnoid space, or other structures for changes or abnormalities. It may be used when another type of exam, such as a standard X-ray, does not give clear answers about the cause of back or spine problems.
What are the indications for myelography?
What are the generally accepted indications for a myelogram?
- In patients who require imaging as a result of a clinical diagnosis of nerve root, thecal sac or spinal cord compression from disc, tumour or spinal stenosis, where MRI is: ...
- In patients with clinical symptoms and signs of a CSF leak.
What is a CT myelogram used to diagnose?
What is a CT Myelogram? A CT myelogram is a two-part procedure performed to detect abnormalities including a tumor, herniated disc, arthritis, spinal narrowing and/or nerve impingement of the spinal canal.
