Presentation
Requiring Regular Intrathecal Medication
From the case:
Oblique sublaminar lumbar puncture
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Left Oblique Sublaminar approach at L3/4 level. Anatomy is well demonstrated by the 3D reconstruction.
From the case:
Oblique sublaminar lumbar puncture
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CT Images of the above fluoroscopic study
Case Discussion
Lumbar puncture using a left oblique sublaminar approach was performed. This case well demonstrates the anatomy of a normal lumbar spine during this procedure.