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What is prognostic value of mri in near drowning in patient with normal ct scan?
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MRI: apparently looking for small fluid accumularions in the lungs/heart. Your question is excellent; however, you did not define which MRI was performed? MRI of the brain to look for damage?
Answered 8/17/2014
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