MRA examine arterial vessels and flow whereas MRI look more at structures such as bones and organs.
Mra vs mri, be sure to have the right... - Hughes Syndrome A...
Mra vs mri, be sure to have the right testing done or your results may not warrant your needs, they are not the same thing
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I’ve had both and although my mri was clear my MRA showed something very unusual. I have a missing right anterior cerebral artery.
My left artery does all the work for the whole brain, I was born with this anomaly Drs say.
Kelly
Drs have just said what I stated - the left side does all the work. What they can’t agree on is whether it affects my APS.
However a recent pet scan of my brain is abnormal and I’m still waiting for more information about this so watch this space x
Hi APsnotFab,
Good, so now you know you are not suffering from epilepsy!
Best wishes from me.
Kerstin
I knew I had read a post about MRA versus MRI, thank you for showing me where Cindy!😊
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