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What might be the best imaging to catch an abdominal rhabdomyoma? i know, rare, rare tumor specialist/prof never seen anything like it before....
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Catch?: Not sure what you mean by "catch"ing a tumor. If you;re talking about detection, ct scan or MRI are both good tests. Ask you doctor if they are appropriate for you. Hope this helps!
Answered 5/15/2015
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