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In detecting or ruling in or out small 2 to 3 mm brain aneurysm, is a 10 minutes mra without any contrast and mri accurate test? is contrast needed?

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Brain aneurysm: Contrast is essential otherwise the radiologist cannot identified the aneurysm.

Answered 4/10/2021

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Brain aneurysm: An mri/mra of the brain is an excellent screening test for the detection of even small (2-3 mm) brain aneurysms. Some neurosurgeons may recommend a ct angiogram of the brain or even a cerebral angiogram to be absolutely sure of the initial test results. Discuss the best option for you with a cerebrovascular neurosurgeon.

Answered 4/17/2014

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