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mri question
Does a regular mri or a mri with contrast regardless if it is open or closed always show a pituitary tumor or is their something different done to look in that area which if I understand correctly is under the brain? I had a mri last year but my doctor was looking for lesions associated with multiple sclerosis, not pituitary, does anybody know?
Wow thank you so much I have been asking that question for days, was just not finding any reading materials on it, will let you know, thanks again
http://survivethejourney.blogspot.com/2008/07/dynamic-mr-imaging-of-pituitary-same.html
You might find this website helpful. Good luck and let us know what happens
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