"Conventional x-ray myelography was first carried out (accidentally) in 1921 by Jean-Athanase Sicard (1872–1929, French physician) 1,2; see the article on myelography for a more complete discussion."
"Conventional x-ray myelography was first carried out (accidentally) in 1921 by Jean-Athanase Sicard (1872–1929, French physician) 1,2; see the article on myelography for a more complete discussion."
"The patient can then be tilted and rotated to cause the contrast, which is denser than CSF, to outline the spinal canal and spinal nerve roots and plain films (conventional myelography) or fluoroscopic exposures can be obtained."
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"Conventional x-ray myelography was first carried out (accidentally) in 1921 by Jean-Athanase Sicard (1872–1929, French physician) 1,2; see the article on myelography for a more complete discussion."