Hard to say: There is a normal amount of kyphosis seen in the thoracic spine. But an MRI is not a good test for kyphosis, because the MRI is done with a patient laying on the back and it is normal for a person to lose much of their kyphosis in that position. Full length standing X-rays with flexion and extension views are the typical way spine alignment is assessed.
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