Historical Perspective

By E. Jensen. 1964

An article by Dr. H. L. Feffer, in Medical World News in September, 1978 entitled Arachnoiditis Risk After Myelography, suggested that the at least a quarter of patients undergoing a myelogram (400,000 then being performed every year in the US) develop iophendylate arachnoiditis and furthermore, that those undergoing two or more myelogram studies have a 50% chance of developing iatrogenic arachnoiditis.

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