The MRI Atlas is a comprehensive reference work focused on the imaging diagnostics of the spine. It was created through the collaboration of professionals from various disciplines, including radiology, orthopedics, traumatology, and neurosurgery. This clinically oriented work addresses all relevant diseases and injuries of the spine and offers a variety of illustrations complemented by concise descriptions of anatomy and pathophysiology. The atlas places particular emphasis on the normal and abnormal representation in MRI, diagnostic pitfalls, and the clinical relevance of imaging. The didactic style of the book allows readers to review the fundamentals of spinal anatomy and disease patterns to develop a better understanding of diagnostic strategies and surgical approaches. By linking clinical manifestations of spinal diseases with the corresponding MRI findings, it promotes an informed interpretation of the imaging.