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Old 11-11-2010, 11:42 AM #3
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Yes I believe. I believe they did without first and then pulled me out gave me contrast and did that is how I remember. Annie59

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When I went to my neuro this time he remarked that my previous neuro did a
ct scan on my thymus without contrast....he felt that the test a some time should be retaken with contrast. Any one else have a ct scan without contrast?
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