<![CDATA[“Fully body MRI” is a misnomer too, because an actual full-body MRI takes several hours to complete because of slice granularity, and these fad ones are interleaved scans that skip slices, so they don’t have the resolution.]]>“Fully body MRI” is a misnomer too, because an actual full-body MRI takes several hours to complete because of slice granularity, and these fad ones are interleaved scans that skip slices, so they don’t have the resolution. So you’re not late for brunch and 5th Ave shopping. I’ve never heard of an MD ordering a full-scan for anything. https://www.newser.com/story/396396/op-ed-for-most-doctor-sees-no-need-for-full-body-mris.html

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