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Yes, an MRI can show bone cancer in the lower back. It provides detailed images of soft tissues, bones, and the surrounding structures, making it effective for detecting tumors, including those in the vertebrae. Additionally, MRI can help assess the extent of the cancer and its impact on nearby tissues. However, while it can show lesions or abnormalities, a definitive diagnosis may require a biopsy.

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