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Does a pelvic mri see nerves? what else can be seen?
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A pelvic: MRI, depending on the parameters, could potentially visualize all anatomy down to a spatial resolution of a couple of millimeters. That would include nerves of sufficient size.
Answered 7/25/2015
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