MR myelography, heavily T2-weighted fast spin-echo imaging with fat su
ppression, enhances the signal intensity of CSF with subtraction of th
e surrounding background signal. Krudy [1], who first described the te
chnique, used multiple projections per examination. We illustrate the
findings in 80 patients who were examined with a modified MR imaging t
echnique that provides increased spatial resolution and uses a single
coronal sequence after the conventional MR study. This report illustra
tes the usefulness of MR myelography in cases of spinal stenosis or sp
inal block, in both the lumbar and thoracic regions.