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> However, MRI is completely benign. Unless you use a contrast dye--which is basically needed to be useful at spotting anything. And an MRI will find somethin
by bsder 3y ago
> However, MRI is completely benign.
Unless you use a contrast dye--which is basically needed to be useful at spotting anything.
And an MRI will find something. So, the real problem is that you now need 3 or 4 followup MRIs over a period of 2 years to classify them as benign or not.
- eigenhombre 3y ago> And an MRI will find something... Not my/my family's experience - in fact MRI were used to clarify CAT scan false alarms / rule out real issues.