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Should i risk the radiation dose of a hip ct scan due to left hip dysplasia that has not manifested as pain yet but stiffness and movement problems?
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Yes: You should discuss with your physician the reasons for the ct scan and how information gained from the ct scan might alter your treatment.
Answered 6/20/2015
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