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Objectives MRI intensity changes are a crucial indicator of the risk of pseudoarthsosis in osteoporotic vertebral fractures (OVFs), with CT provide additional fracture type evaluation. However, when presented with acute or common fractures, non-specialists typically conduct initial assessments, raising concerns about the reliability of imaging evaluations. Notably, no studies have addressed the reliability of imaging evaluations conducted by both specialists and non-specialists. Therefore, this study investigated the reliability of imaging evaluation of acute OVFs between these two groups.
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