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Mono scan

Posted By: travelinMT on 2009-06-22
In Reply to: as far as the "mono" part, I'm thinking it's "MRI" - vn

Subject: Mono scan

PET scans are used to track monostatic disease in Paget's disease.  Does the pt. have a hx of Paget's disease?  Maybe the doc is talking in tongues. LOL  They love to abbreviate their dictation in imaging studies.


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