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Is mri used for rheumatic diseases?
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Yes: It is used for many different reasons in rheumatic disease. It does not replace or change the value of plain X-rays and other types of tests. The key is always using the correct test to get the answers needed. Your doctor will be the best one to make this choice.
Answered 9/10/2014
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