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Sinus mri says it showed my mastoid and auditory canals clearly. does this mean it would have seen my inner ear?
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Yes,: but with relatively poor anatomic detail.. However, tumors or inflammatory processes in that region could probably be identified, particularly if intravenous contrast was used.
Answered 4/13/2017
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