MRI and Radiology

Lumbar Spine MRI

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Fast & Reliable Reports You Can Trust
Accurate Reports Delivered On Time
Advanced Imaging Technology for Clear Diagnosis
Expert Radiologists Reviewing Every Scan

Lumbar Spine MRI — About the Test

A Lumbar Spine MRI provides detailed images of the lower back, including vertebrae, intervertebral discs, spinal cord, nerve roots, and surrounding soft tissues. It is the best test for diagnosing causes of lower back pain, sciatica, disc prolapse, and spinal stenosis. No radiation. Superior soft-tissue resolution compared to CT.

What Happens During a Lumbar Spine MRI? (20–30 Minutes)

Key benefits of this package include:

Step 1 — Before the scan: Remove all metal objects. Change into a gown if required.
Step 2 — Positioning: Lie on your back on the MRI table. A spine coil is placed under you.
Step 3 — The scan: Remain still while images are acquired in multiple planes.
Step 4 — Done: 20–30 minutes. Report ready within 4 hours.

What a Lumbar Spine MRI Can Detect

Disc & Nerve

Disc herniation / prolapse

Spinal stenosis

Nerve root compression

Bone & Joint

Spondylolisthesis

Facet joint arthritis

Vertebral fractures (occult)

Other

Spinal tumours or infections

Cauda equina syndrome

Tarlov cysts

FAQs

It diagnoses causes of lower back pain, sciatica, disc problems, and spinal canal narrowing.

No fasting required.

20–30 minutes. Report ready within 4 hours.

Yes. No radiation.

Usually not for routine lumbar spine MRI. Added if tumour or infection is suspected.

Yes. Lying still may be slightly uncomfortable, but most patients tolerate it well.

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