Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Lumbosacral Spine Findings in Patients With Low Backache: A Clinico-Radiological Relation

Objective: To correspond clinical findings of patients with lower backache to those demonstrated at Magnetic Resonance Imaging the Lumbosacral spine.
 Study Design: Cross-sectional study.
 Place and Duration Study: Department Diagnostic Radiology, Pakistan Institute Medical Sciences Hospital, Islamabad Pakistan, from Oct 2019 Jan 2020.
 Methodology: All consecutive adult backaches more than one month duration were enrolled in study. Detailed history examination obtained. Pain scoring was done by visual analogue score, a straight leg raise test performed. Patients then underwent magnetic resonance imaging hospital, reported.
 Results: Mean age 30.2±13.53 male preponderance. The mean symptoms 2.3±2.34 years. According most had moderate pain scale. Seventy-six percent no sensory deficit; upon examination, twenty-one loss power. Upon Lasegue Test, majority (43,48.9%), between 30-70 hip flexion.
 Conclusion: History detailed play an emphasising role treatment regimen backache, special concern on correlation lumbosacral spine, thus alleviating morbidity patients.