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diskography /dis·kog·ra·phy/ (dis-kog´rah-fe) radiography of the vertebral column after injection of radiopaque material into an intervertebral disk.
diskography
[diskog′rəfē]
the radiographic examination of individual intervertebral disks after introduction of a radiopaque contrast medium into the center of the disk. It is used in the investigation of ruptured disks but has largely been replaced by MRI and CT myelography.
diskography [dis-kog´rah-fe]
radiography of the vertebral column after injection of radiopaque material into an intervertebral disk.
diskography
radiography of the vertebral column after injection of radiopaque material into an intervertebral disk.
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