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CT of the postoperative lumbar spine: the value of intravenous contrast.

T Weiss, J Treisch, E Kazner, D Köhler, H Collmann, C Claussen.

Abstract

Sixty-five patients with recurrent radicular complaints after operation for lumbar disc herniation underwent CT examination before and after intravenous contrast application (volume: 1.5-2.0 ml/kg body weight; flow rate: 0.35 ml/s). Postsurgical hypertrophic scar tissue showed definite contrast enhancement, whereas disc herniation remained unenhanced. Intravenous contrast application is recommended in patients previously operated upon for disc herniation.

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Year: 1986 PMID： 3725011 DOI： 10.1007/bf00548198

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Neuroradiology ISSN： 0028-3940 Impact factor: 2.804

8 in total

1. [The diagnosis of lumbar disc prolapse--computer tomographic and myelographic findings (author's transl)].

Authors: C Claussen; T Grumme; J Treisch; B Lochner; E Kazner
Journal: Rofo Date: 1982-01

2. [Possibility of error and difficulties in the computerized tomographic diagnosis of lumbar intervertebral disk prolapse].

Authors: T Weiss; J Treisch; C Claussen; D Banzer
Journal: Rofo Date: 1983-01

3. [The reliability of computer tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent symptoms after lumbar disc operations].

Authors: K Pfadenhauer; U Ebeling; R Bergleiter; P Stoeter
Journal: Rofo Date: 1983-08

4. [Intravenous administration of contrast medium during computed tomography (CT) of the operated lumbar spine].

Authors: T Weiss; J Treisch; E Kazner; C Claussen; W Schörner; W Fiegler
Journal: Rofo Date: 1984-07

5. CT differentiation between recurrent disc herniation and postoperative scar formation: the value of contrast enhancement.

Authors: O Schubiger; A Valavanis
Journal: Neuroradiology Date: 1982 Impact factor: 2.804

6. Computed tomography in sciatica.

Authors: G F Carrera; A L Williams; V M Haughton
Journal: Radiology Date: 1980-11 Impact factor: 11.105

7. Computed tomography in the diagnosis of herniated nucleus pulposus.

Authors: A L Williams; V M Haughton; A Syvertsen
Journal: Radiology Date: 1980-04 Impact factor: 11.105

8. Intravenous contrast-enhanced CT of the postoperative lumbar spine: improved identification of recurrent disk herniation, scar, arachnoiditis, and diskitis.

Authors: J G Teplick; M E Haskin
Journal: AJR Am J Roentgenol Date: 1984-10 Impact factor: 3.959

8 in total

6 in total

CT of the postoperative lumbar spine: the value of intravenous contrast.

1. [The diagnosis of lumbar disc prolapse--computer tomographic and myelographic findings (author's transl)].

2. [Possibility of error and difficulties in the computerized tomographic diagnosis of lumbar intervertebral disk prolapse].

3. [The reliability of computer tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent symptoms after lumbar disc operations].

4. [Intravenous administration of contrast medium during computed tomography (CT) of the operated lumbar spine].

5. CT differentiation between recurrent disc herniation and postoperative scar formation: the value of contrast enhancement.

6. Computed tomography in sciatica.

7. Computed tomography in the diagnosis of herniated nucleus pulposus.

8. Intravenous contrast-enhanced CT of the postoperative lumbar spine: improved identification of recurrent disk herniation, scar, arachnoiditis, and diskitis.

Review 1. A Narrative Review of Lumbar Fusion Surgery With Relevance to Chiropractic Practice.

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3. The role of early postoperative CT scan following surgery for herniated lumbar disc.

4. Contrast-enhanced MRI versus myelography and contrast-enhanced CT in postdiskectomy problems.

5. The failed back syndrome: the diagnostic contribution of computed tomography.

6. The grading model for the assessment of the total amount of epidural fibrosis in postoperative lumbar spine.