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MRI findings are more common in selected patients with acute low back pain than controls?

Mark J. Hancock, Christopher G. Maher, Petra Macaskill, Jane Latimer, Walter Kos, Justin Pik

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Key concepts: Modic changes, Medicine, Low back pain, Magnetic resonance imaging, Back pain, Disc protrusion, Odds ratio, Intervertebral disc

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