MRI Not Initially Necessary in Older Patients With Acute Isolated Ocular Neuropathies

by Medscape • 2011/03/29 • 0 Comments

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) doesn't appear to be initially medically necessary in older patients with acute, isolated ocular motor neuropathies, the authors of a new study conclude.
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