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Can a ct scan detect a brain tumour

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Brain Imaging tests such as MRI and CT scans may show an abnormal area that is likely to be a brain tumour...... but often these scans can't tell exactly what type of tumoor it is.

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Thanks. Had a CT scan and said everything was ok but went on google ( it mistake) and they said MRI was better. I thought they would do a CT scan and if anything was untoward would do a MRI follow up

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Dr google big mistake!!

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I know so tempting though.

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I have known GPs refuse to treat patients if they go to the surgery quoting Dr google.

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Maisie1 in reply toBananas5

Heard of one chap who was googling while the doctor was speaking to him. How rude

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