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Radiologist said lytic lesions would be seen better on mri on report. different radiologist read mri no contrast and didnt see anything. said need mri contrast? thoughts? wouldnt they see something if really there? im scared?
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What we see is subjective sometimes, especially when it is vague or early. It is important, rather than being anxious, to be optimistic and let your physician weigh in; who has more information than you can provide on this forum.
Answered 9/10/2023
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