Imaging of the Spine You See What You Look For and You Look For What You Know

This insightful talk explores how knowledge and perception drive diagnostic excellence in spine care, especially through imaging. Dr. Douglas Beall emphasizes that “you see what you know,” urging physicians to engage more actively with MRI interpretations.

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Imaging of the Spine You See What You Look For and You Look For What You Know

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Imaging of the Spine You See What You Look For and You Look For What You Know

Published on January 13, 2026

This insightful talk explores how knowledge and perception drive diagnostic excellence in spine care, especially through imaging. Dr. Douglas Beall emphasizes that “you see what you know,” urging physicians to engage more actively with MRI interpretations. He introduces tools like AI-based MRI reader Columbo, highlights underutilized indicators like Modic changes and high-intensity zones, and discusses the evolving role of discography and spectroscopy in pinpointing painful discs. With the future leaning toward microinvasive diagnosis and treatment, the speaker advocates for a new specialty that merges imaging precision with targeted therapy. The takeaway: adapt, learn, and evolve—or be left behind.

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This insightful talk explores how knowledge and perception drive diagnostic excellence in spine care, especially through imaging. Dr. Douglas Beall emphasizes that “you see what you know,” urging physicians to engage more actively with MRI interpretations. He introduces tools like AI-based MRI reader Columbo, highlights underutilized indicators like Modic changes and high-intensity zones, and discusses the evolving role of discography and spectroscopy in pinpointing painful discs. With the future leaning toward microinvasive diagnosis and treatment, the speaker advocates for a new specialty that merges imaging precision with targeted therapy. The takeaway: adapt, learn, and evolve—or be left behind.

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