The occurrence of complications during myelographic examination of dogs
1996
Sevcik, A. | Ledecky, V. | Legath, J. (Univerzita Veterinarskeho Lekarstva, Kosice (Slovakia))
The radiographic method - myelography is used to make an exact diagnosis and to locate the pathological process in the spinal cord. Myelography can be accompanied by some complications caused by a contrast medium or anaesthesia. The occurrence of complications was evaluated when the contrast medium Dimer X and three types of general anaesthesia were used: xylazine-ketamine, chlorpromazine-piritramide, chlorpromazine-pentobarbital. Certain relations between the origin of complications, dog weight and total time of anaesthesia are indicated.
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