That depends: Basically to better evaluate the brain and orbits than you would see with a ct scan. Subtle findings are better seen with an mri- and it is frequently ordered after a negative ct scan. The combo 'brain and orbits' MRI is often ordered by physicians looking for signs of multiple sclerosis ( i would ask your doctor why they ordered it ).
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