with some stress fractures not being proceeded or coupled with stress reaction changes.7 Nevertheless, with widening availability of MRI and the use of newer imaging sequences, it is possible to grade ...

and some stress fractures do not ever show on X-rays. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) will show a stress fracture. A bone scan could also be ordered instead of an MRI, but MRI is usually preferred.

Although bone metastases can be initially asymptomatic, their consequences are often detrimental due to the occurrence of skeletal-related events such as fractures, bone pain, and spinal cord ...