Interpretation of epidurograms may be difficult for those lacking experience, and most radiologists consider the epidural space to be outside their domain. This atlas will enable individual operators to explain the failure of a block, whether it is due to a misplaced or malfunctioning catheter, or an anatomical abnormality such as a septum or bony deformity. Complications such as subarachnoid, subdural or high epidural block produce characteristic appearances which are described. The results usually correlate well with the clinical history and may serve both the physician and patient in establishing sources of pain and stress, thereby avoiding any consequent medicolegal action.
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Sicard and Forensic introduced epidurography in 1926 as an X-ray diagnostic method using Lipiodol (Fig. 1) and they later developed myelography. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
catheter escape, subdural contrast, lateral epidurogram, root spill, epidurogram shows, dorsal midline septum, multicompartment block, epidural contrast, labouring patient, septal barriers, fluoroscopy sequence, subdural block, posterior epidural space, subarachnoid contrast, epidural solutions, eye catheter, satisfactory block, epidural puncture, unilateral block, terminal eye, inadequate block, contrast spread, sensory block, paravertebral space, epidural block New!
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Sicard and Forensic introduced epidurography in 1926 as an X-ray diagnostic method using Lipiodol (Fig. 1) and they later developed myelography. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
catheter escape, subdural contrast, lateral epidurogram, root spill, epidurogram shows, dorsal midline septum, multicompartment block, epidural contrast, labouring patient, septal barriers, fluoroscopy sequence, subdural block, posterior epidural space, subarachnoid contrast, epidural solutions, eye catheter, satisfactory block, epidural puncture, unilateral block, terminal eye, inadequate block, contrast spread, sensory block, paravertebral space, epidural block New!
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- Oxford Textbook of Medicine (3 Vol. Set with CD-Rom) by David Warrell in Back Matter
- Oxford Textbook of Medicine (Oxford Medicine Publications) by D.J. Weatherall in Back Matter
- Pain Management (2 volume set) by Steven D. Waldman MD JD in Back Matter
- Oxford Textbook of Medicine (Three Volume Set) by David A. Warrell in Back Matter
- Interventional Pain Management, 2e by Steven D. Waldman MD JD in Back Matter
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- Core Cases in Obstetric Anaesthesia by Mike Harmer on page 89
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