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Would an mri or ct show something the size of a pinhead, about 2mm?

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Dr. Joseph Accurso answered

Specializes in Radiology

Close, if there is: Enough contrast with adjacent structures. Radiologists (physicians with 5 or more years of additional training after medical school) routinely identify pulmonary nodules in the lung down to 2 millimeters, and 1 mm nodules can sometimes be identified. Certainly, 3 mm nodules are clearly seen at both ct and MRI in many organs, if different in appearance from the surrounding tissue.

Answered 6/10/2014

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