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Biochemical, histologic, electromyographic, and conventional radiographic studies have demonstrated no definitive abnormality. This study sought to establish whether magnetic resonance (MR) imaging could demonstrate any abnormality in these patients. Eighteen patients were entered in the study, 14 of whom were able to complete their examinations. T1 \u2010weighted, T2\u2010weighted, gradient\u2010echo, and STIR (short\u2010tau inversion\u2010recovery) sequences were performed in all patients, with selected patients examined with T1weighted, gadopentetate dimeglu\u2010mine\u2010enhanced sequences. The trapezius and suboccipital regions were imaged in patients who, clinically, had active fibro\u2010myalgia. No abnormalities could be detected. 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