The superior quality of MRI over CT is demonstrated in this figure.

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The superior quality of MRI over CT is demonstrated in this figure. The superior quality of MRI over CT is demonstrated in this figure. Sagittal T1 weighted MRI of lumbosacral spine showing osteomyelitis of the L5 vertebral body (large arrow) with spinal epidural abcess L4-S1 anteriorly displacing the meninges (small arrows); (A) before contrast and (B) after contrast. (C) Axial MRI of L5 vertebra showing anterior displacement of the thecal sac by a spinal epidural abcess (arrowed). A R Mackenzie et al. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1998;65:209-212 ©1998 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd