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The rap against MRIs as a diagnostic tool for low back pain is not that the scans usually reveal nothing, or even that they're expensive, it's that they often show a lot of abnormalities in the back that may have nothing to do with the source of your pain.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI scan) was developed in the 1980's and has revolutionized our ability to see normal and abnormal spinal structures and help diagnose what causes back pain.he MRI scan is an imaging test that allows physicians to assess a patientâs spinal anatomy and investigate an anatomical cause of the patientâs back pain. The physician will correlate the findings on the MRI scan with the patientâs signs and symptoms of back pain in order to arrive at a clinical diagnosis.