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There is another problem with MRI's. It's difficult to get them done in a standing position, which might show where the problem is, if there is one.
This is exactly right, according to John Bergman, and it just makes sense. Your spine will be different lying down than standing or sitting. But all MRIs are taken lying down, as far as I know.
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there are places that do stand up mri's
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