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A comment on water-based dyes, by I.H.J. Bourne, MD

In the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine Vol. 83 April l990 titled Lumbo-sacral Adnesive arachnoiditis: a review in the introduction, the fourth paragraph says:

"In spite of the fact that oil-based iodine agents have been abandoned there is still the risk that water-based iodine preparations will in some way cause arachnoiditis . The present trend towards the use of non-invasive electronic scanning techniques brings hope that myeolgraphy using iodine-based media or indeed any other medium will become a thing of the past."

 

 

Adhesive Arachnoiditis: Water-Soluble Myelography (Printer-friendly version of entire document)
Charles V. Burton, M.D., for The Institute for Low Back and Neck Care

Background on chemicals used in Myelography.


 
Omnipaque Fact Sheet (OFF-SITE)
Information for Health Professionals - MedSafe

Fact sheet on Omnipaque, a dye used in myelograms.


Pantopaque Report
Dr Suzanne Parisian, MD

PDF of her excellent report on Pantopaque history.


How The Dye Was Cast: Shedding Light on a Dark Industry
Dr Sarah Andreae-Jones (Smith) MB BS

Pantopaque history.


 

 

 

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