An easy explanation to understand CT vs MRI
My memory is never the best - and I often have difficulty remembering the difference between a CT and an MRI! Personally, I reckon EVERYONE diagnosed with ANY Cancer, should receive a full-body CT...
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I think I agree. I’ve just had a CT scan of my lungs that show some scarring/ fibrosis. Nobody if due to radiation as not in the radiated area. So off to yet another specialist. As for MRI, can’t have them unless in hospital with a full cardiac team as they’d need to stop my heart device that keeps the heart pumping. 100% paced. I think one of the worst aspects of cancer care is after care. It’s very much you’re done - next. And no matter how caring they are during you’re left to deal with the huge stress that arrives afterwards. I’m lucky that I have a psychiatrist, and I can afford it, by giving up other stuff.