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Dai LY et al. - MRI is reliable for detecting the ligamentous injury, especially PLC injury in thoracolumbar burst fractures but the ligamentous injury as shown by MRI is not correlated with the neurological function or fracture severity. As MRI finding is of little value in treatment planning of thoracolumbar burst fractures, MRI examination is not necessary to be used routinely for excluding occult ligamentous injury.


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