Real cases and studies where an MRI or an ultrasound caught a disease in time: what was found, how it ended and what kind of source backs each case.
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The strongest evidence for a preventive ultrasound: four randomized trials with over 134,000 people. What it achieves, what it does not and for whom.
The strongest support for full-body MRI comes from a very-high-risk group: 89% five-year survival with surveillance versus 60% without it. And its limits.
One of the best-supported uses of ultrasound: watching the liver in people with cirrhosis. What a 47-study meta-analysis showed and why ultrasound alone is not enough.
A real case reported in the press: what was found, how it was treated and why it is useful, but not proof that the scan works for everyone.
