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I got an mri of my brain 10 days ago. how long is the mri valid for a neurologist to look at it.

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No real time limit.: The MRI will always have information for your neurologist, even if you don't see them right away. If there are new symptoms before then, you might have to get a repeat exam.

Answered 2/1/2018

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