myelography
简明释义
英[ˌmaɪəˈlɒɡrəfɪ]美[ˌmaɪəˈlɑɡrəfi]
n. 脊髓照相术；[特医]脊髓造影术；[特医]脊髓 X 射线摄影术
英英释义
A medical imaging technique used to visualize the spinal cord and the surrounding structures by injecting a contrast dye into the spinal canal. | 一种医学成像技术，通过将对比剂注入脊髓腔来可视化脊髓及其周围结构。 |
单词用法
进行脊髓造影 | |
脊髓造影结果 | |
脊髓造影中的造影剂 | |
脊髓造影与CT扫描 |
同义词
| 脊柱成像 | 脊髓造影常用于诊断脊髓损伤。 | ||
| 脊髓放射摄影 | Spinal imaging techniques can provide detailed views of the vertebrae and discs. | 脊柱成像技术可以提供椎骨和椎间盘的详细视图。 | |
| 脊髓造影 | 脊髓造影可以帮助识别肿瘤或椎间盘突出。 |
反义词
| 脊髓病 | 脊髓病可能导致各种神经症状。 | ||
| 神经图谱 | 神经图谱用于可视化神经结构。 |
例句
1.Methods A retrospective study was performed in 13 cases with sacral epidural cyst confirmed by operation. The clinical manifestation, CT, MRI and lumbar myelography finding were reviewed.
方法对13例经手术证实为骶部硬膜外囊肿患者的术前病史、体检及CT、MRI、腰椎管造影检查作回顾性分析。
2.According to clinical manifestation, spinal CT myelography and MRI, the diagnosis may be confirmed.
根据临床表现结合脊髓ct造影及MRI检查，可以明确诊断。
3.The traditional technique of lumbar puncture in myelography may have a relatively low success rate and USES much more time in difficult cases.
利用传统的腰椎穿刺方式来处理某些困难的个案时，成功率通常较低，也常耗费较多的时间。
4.Conclusions Myelography in the upright standing position is perhaps superior to CT or MRI for the diagnosis of LDH, especially LDH at L4-5 with nerve root compression.
结论直立位椎管造影对腰椎间盘突出的诊断可能优于CT或MRI，尤其对L4 5椎间盘突出伴有神经根受压的病例。
5.This paper showed the technique and application of CT Myelography and CT cisternography.
本文就其中的CT椎管造影和脑室脑池造影的应用技术和效果作一论述。
6.Objective To investigate the value of clinical manifestation, ct, MRI and lumbar myelography in the diagnosis of sacral epidural cyst.
目的探讨骶部硬膜外囊肿诊断中临床表现和CT、MRI、腰椎管造影检查的价值。
7.The doctor recommended a myelography 脊髓造影 to better visualize the spinal cord.
医生建议进行一次myelography 脊髓造影以更好地观察脊髓。
8.Patients may experience some discomfort during the myelography 脊髓造影 process.
患者在进行myelography 脊髓造影过程中可能会感到一些不适。
9.The myelography 脊髓造影 procedure involves injecting a contrast dye into the spinal canal.
该myelography 脊髓造影程序涉及将对比剂注入脊髓腔内。
10.Following the myelography 脊髓造影, it is important to stay hydrated.
在进行完myelography 脊髓造影后，保持水分摄入很重要。
11.After the myelography 脊髓造影, the radiologist was able to identify the source of the patient's pain.
在myelography 脊髓造影后，放射科医生能够找到患者疼痛的来源。
作文
Myelography is a medical imaging technique that allows doctors to visualize the spinal cord and its surrounding structures. This procedure is particularly useful for diagnosing conditions such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and tumors. During a myelography (脊髓造影), a contrast dye is injected into the spinal canal, which enhances the visibility of the spinal cord on X-ray images. The use of this technique has significantly improved the ability of healthcare professionals to diagnose spinal disorders accurately.The process begins with the patient lying on an examination table, where the medical staff prepares them for the procedure. After cleaning the area around the lower back, a local anesthetic is administered to minimize discomfort. A thin needle is then carefully inserted into the spinal canal, usually in the lumbar region. Once the needle is in place, a contrast agent is injected, and the patient may be asked to change positions to allow the dye to flow through the spinal canal.Following the injection, a series of X-ray images are taken. These images will show the outline of the spinal cord and any abnormalities present. The results of a myelography (脊髓造影) can provide valuable information regarding the health of the spine and help guide treatment options. For instance, if a herniated disc is identified, doctors may recommend physical therapy or, in more severe cases, surgery.While myelography (脊髓造影) is generally considered safe, there are some risks involved. Patients may experience headaches, allergic reactions to the contrast dye, or, in rare cases, infection. It is essential for patients to discuss their medical history and any concerns with their healthcare provider before undergoing the procedure.In recent years, advancements in technology have led to the development of alternative imaging techniques, such as MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), which does not require the use of contrast dye and is less invasive. However, myelography (脊髓造影) remains a valuable tool in certain situations, especially when MRI is not available or when a more detailed view of the spinal cord is needed.In conclusion, myelography (脊髓造影) plays a crucial role in the diagnosis and treatment of spinal conditions. By providing clear images of the spinal cord, it helps doctors make informed decisions about patient care. As medical technology continues to evolve, the use of myelography (脊髓造影) may become more refined, further enhancing its effectiveness in diagnosing spinal disorders. Understanding this procedure and its implications can empower patients to take charge of their health and engage in informed discussions with their healthcare providers.
