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Pilonidal sinus, why mri scan?
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Sometimes: It is difficult to tell how deep or extensive your sinus tracts laterally. Or your surgeon is really not sure what else it could be. Ask the doctor who ordered the test why he suggested it.
Answered 9/30/2013
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