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Old 06-04-2012, 01:32 PM #2
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I believe an MRI scan by a radiologist who knows what they are looking for would be better. I would say 1.5T MRI at a minimum, 3T MRI would be better. Stay away from 0.75T Open MRI as it won't have enough resolution (same with x-ray/CT).

Do you have regular neurologist? A neurologist or vascular TOS expert would be the best to order the MRI study.
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