Interesting. I did not make that assumption, but you may very well be correct. I understood the first comment as merely an assumption, rather than personal ex

Interesting. I did not make that assumption, but you may very well be correct. I understood the first comment as merely an assumption, rather than personal experience. Again, I may be wrong. I would expect a physician to have an easier time convincing colleagues to run something as non-invasive as an MRI, but that may no longer be the case in many institutions.