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I'm in Oz and I've had both.... MRI's with and with out the dye. I found it tends to be a state, or specific doctor, or specific hospital practice as to whether they use it or not.
eg.. I didn't get dye in Tas, but I got dye in Brisbane... but I didn't get it in Sydney. And...as far as I know, we don't have open MRI's in Australia.
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