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Is a brain mri without contrast as effective in finding the problem such as brain damage?
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Yes: An mri without contrast can be a valuable tool. Also ask your doctor about Diffusion Tenson Imaging, a newer test that is a valuable tool in assessing brain damage.
Answered 4/16/2015
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