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Just got mri results after treatment for cervical cancer. it' is satisfactory. what does that mean.
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Your doctor can addr: Your reports are expected to be seen and explained to you by your doctor who ordered the test. Usually if a report is satisfactory, it implies tht a there is nothing obviously wrong found. So it would mean that there is no tumor visible in your MRI
Answered 4/12/2017
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