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How often can i need to undergo full body scan?
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Difficult: To answer. Why are you getting scans (to assess response to treatment, determine change over time)? Are these ct or possibly pet/ct scans? The healthcare provider who has ordered scans before is in the best position to answer your question.
Answered 5/27/2013
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