Is the MRI pathognomonic for axSpA? A case of secondary failure when presenting symptoms are under control.
The benefit of MRI in diagnosing SpA in early non-radiographic disease
The challenges of making a diagnosis of axSpA early after symptom onset in the setting of concomitant ulcerative colitis
The role of MRI in guiding management decisions in patients presenting with psoriatic arthritis
MRI can be helpful diagnosing SpA when the radiograph shows only equivocal features
A decisive MRI in an early SpA case with an equivocal radiograph
Equivocal radiograph, but decisive MRI