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Old 05-29-2008, 08:16 PM #1
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Default best scan for brain injury?

well i went to get a ct scan and a mri scan and the doctor said that they didnt find nothing abnormal which was good news but still i really want to find whats wrong with me. i researched scans called pet and spect and eeg i asked the neurologist about those scan but he said mri is the best scan and that those scan are for tumors. has anyone tried any of these scans? did they find anything?

i think the injury and my brain is to small to be seen in the mri but it really bothers me because i want to know what exactly is wrong
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