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Type of Practice Discontinue STLMs Observed Postmyelographic Seizure 30-Min to 2-Hr Postmyelographic Monitoring Nonionic Hypo-Osmolar Contrast >15 Yr in Practice Academic (n = 281) 59% (167) 4% (12) 69% (193) 93% (260) 46% (129) Private practice (n = 316) 52% (163) 2.2% (7) 55% (175) 97% (304) 66% (207) Hybrid (n = 100) 67% (67) 4% (4) 54% (54) 92% (92) 47% (47)
↵a Percentage (No.) of practitioners in different practice group settings and whether they discontinued STLMs, observed a postmyelographic seizure, performed 30-min to 2-hr postmyelographic monitoring, used nonionic hypo-osmolar contrast, and have been in practice >15 yr.