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The nomenclature that divides disk herniations into protrusions and extrusions may increase the specificity of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging for clinically important lesions. Our goal was to determine this terminology's interreader reliability.Three readers who were unaware of patients' histories independently read MR images of 34 consecutive patients with back pain. Readers classified disks at...