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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Lower back subcutaneous bursitis of the MRI diagnosis and clinical significance of Authors: Guo Jingtao, Lu Yi, FAN Ming-cheng, Song-yong, LIU Xiao-wen [Keywords:] lower back subcutaneous bursitis clinical significance of MRI diagnosis of Bursitis is a lower back subcutaneous tissue of lower back pain, one of the reasons, in the waist (sacrum) vertebra MRI examination is more common. To date, clinically relevant literature on inadequate imaging dossier less. This retrospective analysis by surgery or biopsy confirmed 42 cases of lower back subcutaneous bursitis of the clinical and MRI data, to explore the lower back subcutaneous bursitis of the MRI diagnosis and clinical significance. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information 42 cases, male 17, female 25 cases; aged 24 to 80 years, mean 51 years of age; course of 1 week to 3 years, an average of 5 months. 37 cases with lumbar (sacral) vertebrae lesions in other related structures, of which 20 patients with degenerative joint disease, traumatic lesions in 7 cases, old fractures and spinal degeneration in 6 cases, spinal tuberculosis, purulent spondylitis, spinal metastases, sacral vertebrae of the lumbar in 1 case. 5 cases of simple lower back subcutaneous bursitis, including frequent or long-term bending work history in 4 cases, the history of lower back massage several times in 1 case. All patients showed varying degrees of lower back pain in the middle of the region, tenderness, worse when bending, 19 cases of local uplift and touch cystic tumor. 1.2 Inspection Methods Coe OpenMark Ⅲ 0.3T permanent magnet-type magnetic resonance imaging device, the body of orthogonal coils. Conventional line sagittal FSE T1WI (TR 665ms, TE 22ms), FSE T2WI (TR 5000ms, TE 105ms), axial FSE T2WI (TR 5000ms, TE 105ms). Slice thickness 5mm, spacing 1mm, FOV 35cm * 35cm, stimulate the number of 2 ~ 4 times, matrix 180 * (256 ~ 512). 2 Results 2.1 MRI lesions in the performance of 42 cases of lumbar (