Myelographic Appearance of Vascular Anomalies of the Spinal Cord

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Abstract
Fifteen cases of vascular anomalies of the spinal cord are classified as venous, arterial, arteriovenous and telangiectatic anomalies. In myelography, large amounts of Pantopaque provide a better visualisation of the anomalies than the small quantity usually employed. Because of their posterior location, predominently in the dorsal spinal cord, supine examination permits a full view of the posterior compartment of the dorsal spinal canal. Upright films are sometimes informative.

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