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> preferred by patients and involving less exposure to radiation I thought MRIs didn't have any radiation exposure as opposed to X-Rays and CT scans; unsure ab
by anujbatra 7y ago
> preferred by patients and involving less exposure to radiation
I thought MRIs didn't have any radiation exposure as opposed to X-Rays and CT scans; unsure about this benefit of less exposure to radiation from 1 whole-body MRI vs multiple MRIs (should be the same IMO)
- chris_va 7y agoNot the greatest article. From another one: "Standard NHS pathways often involve different imaging techniques - such as CT, PET-CT or focused MRI scans - which vary in accuracy in different organs." ... so they do targeted scans (with radiation risk) as their normal practice. That kind of makes sense, since the resolution of those scans is much better than WB-MRI.