MRI AFTER CT KUB SCAN

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Asked for Female, 58 Years

My father got CT Kub scan after 3 days he got MRI prostate with spectroscopy. Any risk of getting MRI right after CT scan. His age is 58

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma Urologist 18 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

If you are having so much of questions the it’s better to take consultation. Because these queries never be sorted out on this plateform. By the way no radiation exposure in MRI. And if needed for treatment then CT scan may need to be repeated in a week or even earlier . But not in planned and non emergency cases.

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