Can Medical Imogine Really Help With Pain and Disability?

It is not as simple as just seeing a worn out, misshapen or torn structure on a scan and assuming automatically that this is the source of somebody's pain. Things often labelled as pathology on scans are often just normal varia tions in anatomy or morphology. This is why we should always use medical imogine with a thorough physical examination and, of course, a full and detailed history received from the patient. It's when all these things combine fit tog her, that we can have more certainty and probability of what may or may not be contributing to somebody's pain and disability.