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Old 10-05-2006, 01:14 AM #11
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.... because personally I think the MRI is only reasonably effective as a diagnostic tool. Otherwise, the results don't really tell us much anyway, IMHO.
i could not agree with you more. i often wonder if the importance of mri's are over stressed because it's the best tool they have at this point in time?

(i reached this conclusion after a butt load of mri's this last year....10 to 11 in 12 months to be precise)

everyone who has had ms for awhile knows lesion load does not correspond with disability status amongst other things.
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