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I did an mra of the brain with no contrast and the results were normal brain mra without evidence of intracranial aneurysm, stenosis, or arteriovenous malformation. is the no contrast test good assurance or should i have done it with contrast ??

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About decisions...: If after talking with his doctor, a patient decides to do an MRA without contrast, because the risks of the contrast outweighed the benefits of the contrast, then that must have been a good decision at the time. Humans can only make decisions that way, weigh the good and the bad, and then make the call. There is no other way (as we cannot see into the future nor travel back in time).

Answered 10/17/2019

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Dr. Krishna Kumar answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Anxiety about MRI: Let Wise Person within you ask: • Are you relieved that you have Normal brain MRI without evidence of intracranial aneurysm, stenosis, or arteriovenous malformation? • Severity of symptoms for Brain MRI? • Any change in your recent functioning? • Degree of Anxiety? • Did you see a Neurologist? Please discuss your symptoms, anxiety, Examination, Tests and MRI Findings with a Neurologist.

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