Kyphosis MRI

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Overview

MRI is used to show the abnormality of the spine and also to identify the cause of the kyphosis.

MRI

MRI: These images may not only show the abnormalities of the spine, but also help identify the underlying causes of kyphosis by producing very detailed pictures.