Cervical myelography with iohexol

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Abstract
An open, non comparative study of cervical myelography in 68 adult patients using iohexol (Omnipaque) containing 300 mg 1/ml is reported. Satisfactory visualization was achieved in all cases. Minor adverse effects occurred in 13 patients (19%); they were headache (8), neck or back pain (3), vomiting (3), nausea (1), dizziness (1) and nystagmus (1) and were of minor degree in most and moderate in a few, lasting more than 24 h in only 1 patient. EEC performed in 39 patients before and 24 h after the myelogram showed no seizure activity or significant change. Iohexol is a very satisfactory drug for all types of myelography.

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