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Thank you so much for your time Dr Corenman, though I’m not judging the magnet strength. Neither am I a specialist, but it is a fact that I had unremarkable results from both standard suppine MRI neck and brain scans, yet with the Fonar upright MRI scan my injuries were detected. This leads me to the conclusion that either the upright scanners are far more superior in detecting these injuries or sadly that the NHS radiologists can’t do their job. Kind regards Karen

The upright MRI fonar scanners detect what our standard NHS scans don’t. Yes they are more sensitive, they have to be. I have obvious injuries and consequential neurological symptoms Dr Coreman. This scan proves it. I was told I was imagining my symptoms because of previous unremarkable scan results.I’m sorry but I think you need to do a bit of research, you are not giving your readers the up to date information they need to assist them in getting a diagnosis.

Hi Lincoln. Yes there is something you can do. Get an upright functional MRI scan. I have suffered for three years with the same problems/symptoms and have the proof: a torn left alar ligament, substantially thinned transverse ligaments and also an abnormal clivo-axial angle. These injurys can cause nerological deterioration. If you have suffered so long, you are not going to get any better. There are specialists out there in the field that have the knowledge to help you. Anyone who says it is psychomatic is ignorant of the facts.