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Evidence Against the Routine Use of MRI for Nonoperative Treatment of Chronic Orthopedic Conditions.

Physicians should consider the ramifications before ordering an MRI in the setting of chronic pain. An MRI that is not indicated can lead to a procedure that is not necessary as both patient and physician focus on the abnormal study finding. Most patients improve with conservative management that requires active involvement.