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Can a cardiac mri detect heart blocks like left and right bundle branch block?
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Heart blocks like you are describing are electrical and thus would not be seen on a cardiac MRI. An EKG diagnoses these bundle branch blocks since that is how the electrical activity of the heart is seen. Good luck to you!!
Answered 2/1/2023
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