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How does mri detect and identify possible diseases?
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MRI: Images you without ionizing radiation. It uses radiowaves and can detect many things be changing the contrast tronically. It is a fascinating and constantly changing technique so going to a university hospital is generally better. Ask for a 3t mri. Ask for a neuroradiologist or MRI specialist to read your study.
Answered 6/10/2014
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