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A member asked:
Diagnosed right unicornuated uterus by hsg.contrast mri was normal after comparing and excluded any congenital malformation.who's should i belive ?
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MRI, but…: DHS G just gives a picture of the inside of your uterus. Sometimes though it cannot show flow of dye through one of the tubes if there's not enough pressure The MRI would get a better image of the over all structure of your uterus. However, you may need further evaluation to make sure.
Answered 6/20/2014
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