Medical term:
pneumoencephalography
pneumoencephalography
(PEG) [noo″mo-en-sef″ah-log´rah-fe]radiographic visualization of the fluid-containing structures of the brain after cerebrospinal fluid is intermittently withdrawn by lumbar puncture and replaced by air, oxygen, or helium.
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pneu·mo·en·ceph·a·log·ra·phy
(nū'mō-en-sef'ă-log'ră-fē),Radiographic visualization of cerebral ventricles and subarachnoid spaces by use of gas such as air; no longer used because of CT and MRI.
[G. pneuma, air, + enkephalos, brain, + graphō, to write]
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pneumoencephalography
A method of X-ray examination of the VENTRICLES of the brain in which the CEREBROSPINAL FLUID is replaced by air. This very unpleasant procedure has been rendered obsolete by CT SCANNING and MRI.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
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