Determining the Accuracy of MRI in Evaluation of Infective Vertebral Lesions

Introduction:MRI is highly accurate in identifying vertebral anomalies by detecting even the smallest changes water and fat components, making it preferred method for assessing infectious lesions column. Clinical observations different imaging properties can help with early diagnosis treatment. Vertebral endplate destruction, signal intensity of intervertebral disc bone marrow, involvement soft tissues surrounding vertebrae are typical MRI findings lesions.Methods:To determine diagnostic accuracy patients suspected having infective lesions, a cross-sectional study was conducted involving 52 individuals. The compared validity obtained through CT-guided fine needle aspiration cytology lesions.Results:By comparing diagnoses those cytological sensitivity, specificity, positive negative predictive values (PPVs NPVs), ultimately MRI, were computed. value (PPV), (NPV) 95.6%, 71.4%,95.6%, 71.4%, respectively 92.3% made correctly overall.Conclusions:The finding this suggested that should be considered to modality choice lesions.