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diagnosing brain cancerIs it possible to have brain cancer if there is no signs of a tumor on a MRI? If so what do we ask the doctors to check?
Thanks, Quinn
Re: diagnosing brain cancerI don't think it is possible, because the cancer IS the tumor. (Although, a tumor is not necessarily cancer.) You can try asking for a CAT scan as well, or go to a different/better hospital, maybe one that specializes in brain tumors, to get a higher quality MRI and/or CAT scan. Anyway I would say that if the brain is scanned/xrayed with both an MRI and a CAT scan, and there is no sign of a tumor, then it would stand to reason that there is no cancer in the brain.
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