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Myelography with metrizamide (Amipaque) was performed in 46 infants and children. The contrast medium was rated as excellent. The examinations demonstrated more anatomic detail than is available from either myelography with oily contrast media or gas alone. The adverse reactions were at acceptable clinical levels.
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