1976
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1230418
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Myelomalazie infolge Vertebralisangiographie mittels Femoraliskatheters

Abstract: Cerebral angiography with femoral catheters in two patients was followed by an incomplete cervical transverse myelitis. The complications were thought to be due to high contrast concentration in the cervical spinal vessels because of hypoplasia of one vertebral artery, and to contrast injection into the thyro-cervical trunk.

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“…In angiographies of the vertebral arteries Seitz and Hintze (1976) feel that vaso-or neurotoxic reactions, injections of the contrast medium in the wrong place and anomalies of the vessels are the main causes of following spinal cord lesions. Artery-malformations or variations are described by Kunert (1970) in 41 per cent, by Mehalic and Farhat (1974) in 92 per cent of the population.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In angiographies of the vertebral arteries Seitz and Hintze (1976) feel that vaso-or neurotoxic reactions, injections of the contrast medium in the wrong place and anomalies of the vessels are the main causes of following spinal cord lesions. Artery-malformations or variations are described by Kunert (1970) in 41 per cent, by Mehalic and Farhat (1974) in 92 per cent of the population.…”
Section: General Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%