The identification of an incidental (i.e. unexpected and asymptomatic) lesion can create a dilemma for the clinician and radiologist. The incidental abnormality may represent metastatic disease, a second primary malignancy or a benign lesion. The diagnosis and management of such incidental findings will depend in part on the clinical setting, the pathology and stage of underlying primary malign...

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the lumbar spine with standard protocol can be useful in diagnosis incidental extraspinal lesions. The study aims to find frequency and types findings (IF)of lumbosacral MRI adult patients suspected discopathy. It was a prospective analytical involving scans performed on group 50 (22 males 28 females) age range 25-85 years old reporting clinically chronic bac...