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Old 10-14-2006, 11:32 PM #17
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Interesting artical. I saw where the techs reading the scans don't tend to elaborate, none of my MRIs talked about numbers of lesions or size and only gave vague referance as to location. On a follow up MRI all it said was same as before with a few new ones, no elaberation at all. THis is shameful.
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This study utilized neurologists, not radiologists, to read and interpret MRI scans. I'm at a loss to understand why they would do this.
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