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Old 11-06-2006, 01:17 PM #29
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Originally Posted by Silverlady View Post
Brian,
There is an MRI now that shows what's going on when you are standing up. It is actually called a standing MRI. I just found out about it.

Billye
Thats interesting, i never knew they had vertical ones now, so there might be something to it after all.
I have had 3 MRI's thats going back a few years, they were terrible then, like being stuck in a sewer pipe for what feels like an hour or so,, but i believe they are a lot better these days and you can actually see a lot more of whats going on outside, i believe.
thanks for the info Billye
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