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MRI or magnetic resonance imaging is an imaging test that uses magnetic and radio waves to produce images of organs inside the body. It can be used to the diagnose brain and spinal cord anomalies, tumors, cysts, breast cancer, heart problems, and endometriosis.

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What are next steps for intermediate-risk prostate cancer?

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Can prostate cancer be missed with elevated PSA at 26?

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Do fatigue and white matter lesions at 22 suggest MS?

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What are the diagnostic tests for May-Thurner Syndrome?

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How to manage multiple sclerosis in a female?

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What is the best treatment for leukemia in the elderly?

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Do my recurrent headaches show any MRI abnormalities?

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What could be causing my difficulty in walking steadily?

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Is stem cell therapy for MS safe and effective?

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What could cause a first-time seizure in a woman?

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