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Under CT indications, it mentions contraindications for MRI usage. Why would it be contraindicated to use MRI for stenosis or OA? I thought MRI typically viewed these things better? | Under CT indications, it mentions contraindications for MRI usage. Why would it be contraindicated to use MRI for stenosis or OA? I thought MRI typically viewed these things better? | ||
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*It's not that it would be contraindicated for the conditions OA or stenosis, but that if the patient has contraindications for an MRI then a CT scan could be used. | |||
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Under CT indications, it mentions contraindications for MRI usage. Why would it be contraindicated to use MRI for stenosis or OA? I thought MRI typically viewed these things better?
-Rob
- It's not that it would be contraindicated for the conditions OA or stenosis, but that if the patient has contraindications for an MRI then a CT scan could be used.
