MRIs are conclusive and expensive. That is what their reputation is. If there is a herniated disc from an automobile accident a MRI will definitely show it. Radiating pain is a symptom that indicates you may have a herniated or protruding disc. If your pain persists your doctor will likely order an MRI . Does it matter where you have an MRI? Does it matter if you go to a Highfield Open MRI or to Norton's Hospital? Will where you have an MRI affect the compensation an accident victim will receive from injuries sustained in a Kentucky car accident? Will a MRI always help your personal injury attorney win your case? Find out the answers to these questions at www.TheKentuckyAccidentAttorney.com in my latest blog "How Accurate Is Your MRI?"
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