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If you have a major issue, say a tumor, MRI is great, but for smaller things I agree with you that a single image is not great for a quantitative assessment. Wh
by inasio 4y ago
If you have a major issue, say a tumor, MRI is great, but for smaller things I agree with you that a single image is not great for a quantitative assessment. What does have a lot of value is when you have a baseline image and you perform yearly scans that are compared against each other (similar to how carotid ultrasounds are used for cholesterol assessment)
- lostlogin 4y agoThe articles I link to say the opposite. MRI as a screening tool has limited application - it causes more problems than it solved.