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Emg test normal, first mri of brain normal, twitching on both sides of head in the "temporal muscle area" going for 2nd mri, would mra be better off?
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Depends: if MRI was ok, why 2nd? see no reason for MRA with history of twitching.
Answered 8/8/2014
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