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Had blood tests, u/s, hida scan all done but not showing enough disease drs say 2remove gallbladder now ordering mri will that show enough to remove?
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MRI reveals more: MRI shows more details than the other tests. If you have jaundice (yellow color) or chronic abdominal pain then it is worth investigating before surgery.
Answered 12/11/2014
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