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15 old boy, severe headache nausea starting to convulse, morphine barely work, spinal tap negative, mono negative? what else should check for
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MRI/MRA: An MRI and possibly an MRA should be done to rule out a tumor or vascular problem in his brain next. You dont say whether there is a fever or not.
Answered 11/16/2014
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