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Old 09-03-2011, 11:51 AM #4
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Thank you for your reply! I will certainly look at the research you describe.

My son had a full spine and brain MRI as a newborn (May 2007) and again at just before 1-year-old (March 2008) and again after tethered cord surgery (July 2008). None were with contrast. None showed any brain abnormalities, just tethered cord with a lumbar syrinx.

Do you still believe another MRI is prudent? If so, should it be with contrast or performed in any special manner?

My best regards and thanks,
Rebecca




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I am a french physician and work on yawning

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European neurology search yawning

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I thing that the baby needs an RMI to search a brain pathology

with best regards
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