PMID: 8453815Mar 1, 1993Paper

A case of acute encephalopathy after iohexol lumbar myelography

Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery
S CeylanS Komşuoğlu

Abstract

A case of acute encephalopathy after lumbar myelography is reported in a female aged 26 years. Fourteen hours after the procedure, the patient developed coma (GCS 6) and had generalized slowing of EEG activity. This state lasted about 12 h, followed by gradual and full recovery.

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