The role of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for the evaluation of the spine is expanding
rapidly. In addition to being noninvasive, MRI offers high soft-tissue contrast and multiplanar …

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging offers the advantages of multiplanar capabilities,
physiologic as well as anatomic imaging, and some tissue specificity. Since mid-1985, we …

Historically, magnetic resonance imaging has offered poor specificity in the diagnosis of
back pain. Researchers currently are engaged in developing new techniques, and clinicians …

Because MR imaging provides accurate, clear, and noninvasive imaging for diseases of the
spine and spinal cord, it has become the primary imaging modality in patients with spinal …

MR Imaging of the Spine’ Magnetic Resonance: State of the Art Page 1 Victor M. Haughton, MD
MR Imaging of the Spine’ 297 Magnetic Resonance: State of the Art T HE impressive quality of …

MRI has undergone an incredibly rapid evolution, and technical advances are continually
occurring. MRI allows for high resolution imaging that can clearly demonstrate a variety of …

Magnetic resonance has assumed a preeminent role in the imaging evaluation of the spine.
Owing to its multiplanar capability and superior soft tissue contrast, magnetic resonance …

Many observers believe that magnetic resonance has become the procedure of choice for
lumbar spine imaging. This article includes discussions of technique, normal anatomy …

In many instances, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become the initial imaging
modality in the evaluation of the spine. The authors present a broad review of the MRI …

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has rapidly evolved as a primary modality for evaluating
the spine. Following routine radiographs, MR is currently the preferred examination in …