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When a patient has complications following partial removal of miniarc bladder sling including pain, infections and swelling near mesh & bladder, is an mri helpful and what information can it provide?
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Hard to say : This sounds like a very complicated and very unique medical situation. It's probably best to ask the doctor who ordered the MRI to specifically explain what it is they are looking for. I suspect they are ruling out an abscess but I am uncertain to the exact plan.
Answered 6/10/2014
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